What to do with sugar
THE EDITOR, Sir: WE THE people of the Caribbean feel betrayed that the European Union (EU) has decided to cut the prices it now pays us for sugar. If there is some legally binding commitment in the prices currently paid to us, this should be honoured...

Why 'we' are Government
THE EDITOR, Sir: THESE DAYS everybody is calling on the Government for this and that. Every day it is what the Government is going to do for the people and the understanding between the people and the Government. All the time, it is the 'we' and...

SLB mission intact
THE EDITOR, Sir: WE REFER to the letter of June 30, 2005 titled 'SLB mission questioned' in which the writer substantively questions the SLB's inclusion of a fee as part of its late applications facility, which will run from July 4 to 9.

Jamaicans overseas wish to vote
THE EDITOR, Sir: IN REGARD to the recent article 'Diaspora in no rush to vote here', published on June 28, I would like to find out from the Diaspora Advisory Board in the United States where they conducted this poll that says Jamaicans in the U.S.

Too many pets
THE EDITOR, Sir: JAMAICA FACES a serious pet overpopulation problem. Walk along a street in Kingston or in the rural areas and you will see dogs with sores, burns or open wounds, some dragging injured limbs, and females with teats almost...

Encouraging our men
THE EDITOR, Sir: AS MEMBERS of the Spanish Town Ministers Fraternal, we wish to use this medium to continue our outcry against violence in our country. More specifically, we want to express our dismay at the present situation in Spanish Town.

A people's militia
THE EDITOR, Sir: FOR WEEKS, if not months or years, I have read several articles and letters on 'How to cure the crime problem', and no one has suggested the real solution, which is a people's militia!