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- 22 December, 2024
5 WAYS VENE POLL WAS RIGGED
THE recent Venezuelan presidential election was rigged in at least five ways.
GUYANA STANDS OUT AS CARICOM SPLITS OVER VENEZUELA
Guyana’s President Dr. Irfaan Ali has called for a transparent confirmation of the result of last Sunday’s election between incumbent Nicolas Maduro and challenger Edmundo Gonzalez Urrrutia.
WHERE DOES CARICOM’S STAND ON VENEZUELA ELECTION?
THE Caribbean region is looking on anxiously at the response of its leaders to the controversial Venezuelan presidential election.
PNM MOVES ON MAYARO
THE PNM is fancying its chances in Mayaro in the upcoming general election, with the disaffection within the UNC of incumbent Member of Parliament Rushton Paray.
WHAT A KAMALA PRESIDENCY COULD MEAN FOR THE CARIBBEAN
KAMALA Harris is President Joe Biden’s point person for the Caribbean. Ms. Harris, the daughter of a Jamaican-born father, spearheads the high-powered US-Caribbean Partnership. That
CARIBBEAN, US EYE VENEZUELA’S POLL
THE authorities in the United States are keeping close tabs on Saturday’s presidential election in Venezuela.“The Biden administration is particularly concerned that the Maduro government
VENE POLL COULD SEE RETURN OF MIGRANTS
THE upcoming Venezuelan presidential election could lead to refugees who fled to Trinidad and Tobago and other countries returning to their homeland.
A CIRCUS IN TOWN…
Ever-bungling Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh is true to form.
Deyalsingh had earlier put a big spin on the PAHO report of premature deaths at the neonatal intensive care unit of Port of Spain General Hospital.
PM PLAYS POLITICS WITH SECURITY
MIXING national security with partisan politics makes a dangerous and toxic brew.
But that’s what Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley did when he commandeered Parliament for 45 minutes last week for what he pronounced as a serious and urgent state of affairs.
THE MAN WHO WHIPPED AN AG
IN 1995, Razack Ali beat Attorney General Keith Sobion in the then-Ortoire-Mayaro constituency.
Ali, who was involved in the agricultural and lumber sectors, polled 8,944 votes, to Sobion’s 8,201.
