Letters

THE EDITOR, Sir:I WISH to highlight a fact that came out recently when members of the media were allowed to visit Tivoli Gardens, after days of onslaught by the security forces who were searching for Christopher 'Dudus' Coke...

THE EDITOR, Sir: I SUGGEST the families of the slain and wounded security officers lay a claim against the Government under the judicial review for misuse of powers resulting in the Government ...

THE EDITOR, Sir: ARISING OUT of a joint dialogue held on Wednesday, June 2, we the several groups signed below have given consideration to the grave and urgent matters facing the nation ...

THE EDITOR, Sir: HAVING BEEN made aware of the four-lane highway construction planned for the Palisadoes in Harbour View, I looked at the National Works Agency's (NWA) website to find a detailed description of the proposal.I was disappointed that there...

THE EDITOR, Sir: THIS IS A letter to Prime Minister Bruce Golding on the matter of the light and power company - the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS).The JPS wants another rate increase this month, which is not...

THE EDITOR, Sir:WE IN this country are suffering from a hypocrisy epidemic. The media and the private sector, which, if you think about it...

THE EDITOR, Sir:JAMAICA'S LARGEST crime problem can be attributed to many things, the greatest of which is our hypocrisy.

THE EDITOR, Sir:By now, I wish we would all stop the blaming, name-calling, criticising and finger-pointing and line up with what God is doing, as well as start thinking about what we can do to uplift the condition, life and future of our young people...

THE EDITOR, Sir: IN THE early years of World War II when Britain stood alone against the mighty tyranny and over-powering forces of Germany's war machine, with the future looking bleak and gloomy...

THE EDITOR, Sir: Dear Prime Minister Golding, you can and should turn this catastrophic situation in Jamaica into your finest hour.

I read Martin Henry's contribution to Monday's Gleaner (May 31, 2010) titled: 'Seaga, Golding, Tivoli', and felt compelled to express a view I've held firmly for some time.

I am deeply concerned about the treatment members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JFC) have received while performing their duty.