The People’s Progressive Movement (PPM) has abstained from the vote on the Government’s 2026/2027 Budget due to concerns about the administration’s financial strategy of tax, borrow, and spend, and the impact this approach may have on Caymanians
The People’s Progressive Movement on Wednesday reaffirmed its readiness to restore fiscal discipline and lead the Cayman Islands forward following the release of the Government’s 2025 Pre-Election Economic and Financial Update (PREFU).
The Caymanian Community Party (TCCP) has repeatedly stated its opposition to two controversial draft bills (the Referendum bill and the National Conservation Amendment Bill) being added to the agenda for the upcoming Parliament sitting on 31 January.
There is hardly a day that I do not hear from someone concerned about the increasing cost of living.
National Gallery Director and Chief Curator, Mrs. Natalie Urquhart’s outstanding contributions to arts and culture “in the Cayman Islands and the wider region” over more than 20 years have distinguished her as an extraordinary achiever in her field
Speaking to the Jamaica Parliament via Zoom on Wednesday (November 18, 2020), Cayman’s MP Ezzard Miller highlighted the joint responsibility of the Government and the Opposition to work collaboratively to achieve the best outcomes for their constituents and for participatory democracy....
The newly formed People’s Party held their very first district meeting in George Town Hall on Monday 17 November. There were roughly a dozen attendees including George Town MLA Kenneth Bryan, who asked several questions about the new party, and expressed an interest in the new party.
“We should not assume that someone else is looking out for our interests and those of our children,” he continued, adding: “It is time for far more of us to take our responsibilities seriously. CIPP will provide a much-needed tool for all Caymanians to do just that."
Our system of government requires that the role of the Opposition is to hold the Government to account, influence debate and represent our constituents’ interests.
The Philippines is a predominantly Catholic country where divorce is illegal, but the issue is gaining traction in the light of widespread unhappy marriages.