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Pierre received four sutures to her toe and was sent home to rest and recover from the injury.

Trinidad and Tobago plans to deport 200 Venezuelans amid intensified efforts to combat drug trafficking and illegal immigration.

Her comments came after two bodies, believed to be Venezuelan nationals, were found on the beaches of Cumana and Balandra.

Senator Alexander has issued a statement titled "Rhoda Lie," calling her out for what he says is a ‘borderline psychotic obsession.’

Renowned pathologist Professor Hubert Daisley concluded that Neilon Franklyn died from multiple organ failure caused by lethal substances in his body.

PM Dr Roosevelt Skerrit welcomed Spain’s Ambassador, highlighting strong diplomatic ties in tourism, education, trade and business.

Despite personal attacks and false allegations, Prime Minister Andrew Holness vowed that he and his team would remain 'solid as a rock' in the face of adversity.

This agreement follows a series of bilateral talks between St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew and Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness leads the Jamaica Labour Party to a narrow 34–29 seat victory over the PNP, securing a third straight term in office.

Polling stations will remain open till 5:00 pm, with more than 1.9 million registered voters scheduled to cast their votes across 63 constituencies.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness seeks a third consecutive term in office, while the People’s National Party led by Mark Golding aims to return to office.

Preliminary Polling data has indicated that Irfaan Ali's lead People Progressive Party/Civic has secured a second term in office after contesting a strong battle with Azruddin's WIN in Guyana's 2025 Regional and General Elections.

The official data from GECOM shows WIN leading with 10,233 votes more than double of the total earned by PPP/C and APNU, establishing the emerging party as a major player in Guyanese politics.  

The Electoral Commission requested a postponement to better prepare for the voter confirmation process, originally set for September 1.

Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew’s annual Back-to-School Fair brought together families in Constituency #8, providing vital support and activities to help students prepare for the new school year.

Associates Times will be covering all of it for you live, stay tuned for updates throughout the day as voters fill the ballots, and results begin to take shape. Stay tuned as Guyana chooses its next government. 

While these elections are crucial to shaping Guyana's future, voters are reminded to stay alert and informed.

WIN through its press release publicly stated that it will not accept the election results unless its’ polling agents are permitted to be present at polling stations.

PM Skerrit said the government will add rooms to a new hotel as visitor numbers grow, boosted by Contour Airlines' direct flights from San Juan and St. Thomas.

PM Skerrit announced the dates, stating the confirmation period needs adjustment to install equipment, update software, amend regulations, and hire staff.