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12/11/2025

Man Seen Beating Woman in Viral Video Arrested.

A man captured on video brutally assaulting a woman in Sophia has been arrested and is currently being processed for court. Police have identified the suspect as 30-year-old Nigel Errol, known as “Nigel” or “One Order,” a construction worker.

The incident occurred around 1:00 a.m. on Wednesday at Pike Street, Sophia. According to reports, Errol and the woman were drinking together when an argument escalated after she allegedly refused to leave when instructed.

A video of the confrontation shows Errol repeatedly slapping, punching, and stomping the woman to the ground. During the assault, he is heard taunting her and saying, “I want go to jail, call your gun man family.”

Persons familiar with the individuals involved told investigators that this is not the first time the woman has suffered violence at Errol’s hands, alleging previous “merciless” beatings.

Additional reports indicate that moments before the attack intensified, the woman threw a brick at Errol’s vehicle, which may have triggered his violent response.

The victim sought medical attention later on Wednesday morning. Police continue to investigate as Errol awaits his court appearance.

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VPAC urges Opposition to bring meaningful reforms on GECOM, Mining Industry, & Luxury-Vehicle Taxes

VPAC is calling on the parliamentary opposition to table a unified package aimed at the comprehensive national reforms focused on transparency, fairness, and restoring opportunities for ordinary Guyanese. While VPAC is part of the Forward Guyana Movement coalition, it cannot table motions or Bills directly; therefore, we are publicly inviting the opposition, beginning with Member of Parliament, Amanza Walton-Desir as the coalition’s current parliamentary representative, to bring effect to these motions and complementary suite of legislative amendments before the National Assembly. If she chooses not to act, VPAC encourages the wider opposition to step forward in the national interest.

The first, addresses Guyana’s luxury-vehicle tax and concession loopholes, which currently favour only a small, well-connected elite while the State loses billions. The reforms aim to introduce a transparent luxury-vehicle tax, bans nominee imports, requires public disclosure of beneficial ownership, and ensures that every Guyanese has a fair chance to own a luxury vehicle, while the State finally earns revenue instead of receiving nothing.

The second, aims to restore fair access to mining lands for Guyanese miners. For too long, small and alluvial miners have been locked out while foreign operators receive prime lands and generous tax breaks, concessions created decades ago when Guyana was a poor country. The proposed reform prioritizes access for Guyanese, protects local livelihoods, and ends outdated tax giveaways to foreign operators that disadvantage our own people.

The third aspect proposes a restructuring of GECOM’s insulated and isolated power, establishing a more accountable, transparent, and balanced system that serves the nation—not political interests.

These measures are fully drafted, ready to be tabled, and designed to advance unity, fairness, and national development. VPAC remains committed to responsible collaboration and to strengthening the opposition through truth and accountability. This is not about blame or competition; it is about ensuring that Parliament addresses the issues that matter most to the Guyanese people.

Guyana deserves a united opposition that acts with purpose. VPAC stands ready to support any member willing to rise to this responsibility.

12/11/2025

VPAC urges Opposition to bring meaningful reforms on GECOM, Mining Industry, & Luxury-Vehicle Taxes

VPAC is calling on the parliamentary opposition to table a unified package aimed at the comprehensive national reforms focused on transparency, fairness, and restoring opportunities for ordinary Guyanese. While VPAC is part of the Forward Guyana Movement coalition, it cannot table motions or Bills directly; therefore, we are publicly inviting the opposition, beginning with Member of Parliament, Amanza Walton-Desir as the coalition’s current parliamentary representative, to bring effect to these motions and complementary suite of legislative amendments before the National Assembly. If she chooses not to act, VPAC encourages the wider opposition to step forward in the national interest.

The first, addresses Guyana’s luxury-vehicle tax and concession loopholes, which currently favour only a small, well-connected elite while the State loses billions. The reforms aim to introduce a transparent luxury-vehicle tax, bans nominee imports, requires public disclosure of beneficial ownership, and ensures that every Guyanese has a fair chance to own a luxury vehicle, while the State finally earns revenue instead of receiving nothing.

The second, aims to restore fair access to mining lands for Guyanese miners. For too long, small and alluvial miners have been locked out while foreign operators receive prime lands and generous tax breaks, concessions created decades ago when Guyana was a poor country. The proposed reform prioritizes access for Guyanese, protects local livelihoods, and ends outdated tax giveaways to foreign operators that disadvantage our own people.

The third aspect proposes a restructuring of GECOM’s insulated and isolated power, establishing a more accountable, transparent, and balanced system that serves the nation—not political interests.

These measures are fully drafted, ready to be tabled, and designed to advance unity, fairness, and national development. VPAC remains committed to responsible collaboration and to strengthening the opposition through truth and accountability. This is not about blame or competition; it is about ensuring that Parliament addresses the issues that matter most to the Guyanese people.

Guyana deserves a united opposition that acts with purpose. VPAC stands ready to support any member willing to rise to this responsibility.

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