Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s 1992 election restored real voting after years of rigging, but the warning is clear: democracy can still be lost.

October 5, 1992 brought Guyana its first free vote in decades — and nearly descended into deadly chaos.

Charles III’s Caribbean visit tests Britain’s willingness to confront slavery honestly — or hide behind regret without apology. CARICOM’s reparations agenda demands more than solemn words.

Saudi visa-free ease comes with a long list of bans and behaviour rules, from rum to nutmeg. A second warning: warm US ties should serve Guyana’s interests, not sentiment.

Breastfeeding lowers breast cancer risk, but persistent lumps, redness or shape changes still need prompt assessment. The key challenge is telling normal lactation changes from warning signs.