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Written by Guest Columnist
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Monday, 04 March 2013 08:32 |
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A salute to your brave struggle.
Now that the Report of the Commission of Inquiry (COI) has been made available to the parliamentary parties, there have been various interpretations and analysis of the report and of the events which led to the 18th July 2012.
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Written by Guest Columnist
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Monday, 04 March 2013 07:53 |
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I endorse the spirit of Nigel Hughes’ letter (Guyanese may now be willing to urge their political representatives to talk about urgent constitutional reform before the next elections, Stabroek News, March 2). One opposition entity already has that mandate—all twenty six of them. The central thrust of the platform that ensured their selection to parliament was—An End to One-Party Government. I was on that platform, so I know.
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Written by Guest Columnist
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Saturday, 23 February 2013 19:54 |
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The debate about the most suitable form of government for Guyana has been ongoing since the 1970s and continues with vigour today. Ravi Dev wrote on the issue recently in the Kaieteur News and Henry Jeffrey made suggestions earlier this week in SN.
After the 1973 elections, at which the PNC seized a two-third majority, voices began to be heard from within that party to the effect that the Westminster system of government was an imposition by the British, was inadequate and was obstructing economic and social transformation, even though it did not stop Barbados, Trinidad or Jamaica.
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Written by Demerara Waves
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Friday, 22 February 2013 15:09 |
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Ref: No. 2-2013
PARLIAMENT OF GUYANA
SPEAKER’S CHAMBERS
PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
BRICKDAM,
GEORGETOWN
RULING OF THE SPEAKER ON THE CONTINUED RESTRAINT ON THE RIGHT OF HON. MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRS CLEMENT J. ROHEE, M.P. TO SPEAK AND PARTICIPATE, IN THE BUSINESS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
The matter of whether Minister Clement Rohee can be restrained from speaking, in his Ministerial capacity, by the National Assembly is really a simple one. We have made it complex. We know already that the issue as to whether the Speaker can prevent a Member from speaking, presenting Bills, Motions and questions, has been settled as reflected in my ruling given on November 8, 2012.[1]
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Written by Guest Columnist
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Wednesday, 20 February 2013 11:18 |
Zenita Nicholson
By Zenita Nicholson, Guyanese mother, advocate and Secretary on the SASOD board of trustees
Annually, World Day of Social Justice is commemorated on February 20. This year, I feel the Day can be acknowledged by highlighting the monumental work of Guyanese groups advocating to advance human rights protections and social justice of all citizens, particularly our vulnerable children.
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