Editor: As the next general election nears, there are lots of burning issues and several questions to be discussed.
Among these issues are: the performance of the ULP compared with that of the NDP, the policies and programs of each party – their manifesto and economic plans, the candidates selected for the upcoming election, the question of leadership – Dr Ralph Gonsalves versus Arnhim Eustace, corruption at various levels of the public service, and political victimization.{{more}}
From these issues, persons would discuss the Argyle international airport; the Education Revolution; low income and no income housing scheme; foreign policies – America and England versus Cuba and Venezuela; Health care – the increase in the number of persons enrolled in the School of Nursing; shortage of medication at our hospital and clinics; alleged corruption at the Ministries of Health and Agriculture; the million dollar deposit; monies used for the YES campaign; the Morgan issue, the Ottley Hall inquiry; sweet heart mortgages; the purchase of state lands below market value; Tourism and agriculture; Anesia Baptiste; Otto Sam; the auxiliary staff in North Central Windward; our national debt; VAT; NIS; the cost of living; poverty reduction, among others.
Therefore, I wish to write on these issues until the next election. I feel it is time that persons vote on issues. Hence I will try to present both sides in my arguments. At the end of my articles, I wish that I will persuade persons to see my point of view and support the party that I have chosen as the party that can lead us through this trying time.
In concluding, I wish all the candidates of the upcoming election the best of luck, and may the best men or women win.
Until you read again, Godâs speed,
Deana Moses
Our Readers' Opinions
September 3, 2010
May the best candidates win