Politics News

The 2025 General Elections in Trinidad and Tobago begin today, with Associates Times offering live coverage, real-time updates, and detailed analysis throughout the day.

The UNC praised Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s strategic move to appoint Roger Alexander, calling it a make-or-break moment for Trinidad and Tobago.

Akiel Chambers, an 11-year-old boy who died in 1998 under mysterious circumstances, remains one of Trinidad and Tobago's most haunting unsolved murder cases, eerily similar to the tragic case of Adrianna.

The dead man's brother shared a photo of a polling card sent to his address in the deceased's name on social media.

Diverse interest groups, including civic organizations and ordinary citizens, are critically analyzing the state of national leadership.

Notable bobolees were spotted along SS Erin Road in Debe and Woodpecker Drive in Pleasantville, within MP Brian Manning’s constituency.

The statement addresses a recent incident involving ten ballots mistakenly included in the Tunapuna constituency list.

The proposed Government Auxiliary Employees (Amendment) Act, 2025 seeks to amend Section 7, enabling non-established workers to receive pension funds.

Thea Lafond has been offered a 7,459-square-foot plot set in a stunning location with mountain scenery and sea views.

According to the minifesto, cannabis was decriminalised in Trinidad and Tobago in 2019, allowing possession of up to 30 grams and cultivation of up to four plants.

In a surprising move, he called for change and urged the public to rally support for the UNC on April 28.

She shared a video on social media showing her confronting a worker who removed the banner.

Vandana Mohit, while at a political rally with UNC members, encountered a PNC mike man who bullied them and displayed aggressive, disruptive behavior.

PM Terrance Drew praised Minister Samal Duggins for leading the successful rehabilitation of the Kim Collins National Athletic Stadium.

In her brief address, she acknowledged SEA students and their efforts, promising each a laptop upon entering high school.

The footballer claimed that under UNC’s leadership the sports industry will continue to prosper and grow.

The party expressed concern over PNM’s performance over the decade, highlighting it as a decade of stagnation and hardship.

Kamla Persad describes the past decade under the PNM as a legacy of death, deficits, and destruction, with blood-stained streets and red bedsheets.

At the UNC's candidate launch, Kamla Persad delivered a bold speech, promising to lead Trinidad and Tobago out of the "decade of destruction" under the PNM government.

The manifesto outlines a bold 50-point strategy to modernize and revolutionize the healthcare sector, ensuring every citizen has access to affordable, world-class facilities.