UNC’s first 100 days: Govt still needs time to achieve goals, say experts

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August 12, 2025

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UNC’s first 100 days: Govt still needs time to achieve goals, say experts

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Jesse Ramdeo

One hundred days after sweeping into power in the April 28 General Election, the United National Congress (UNC) is marking a period of legislative action, early reforms, and a cautious but determined start on its ambitious campaign agenda.

Led by Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, the UNC secured 26 of 41 parliamentary seats in the election, ending the People’s National Movement’s decade-long grip on government.

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