In a fervent appeal to voters, 79-year-old Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves urged former supporters of his Unity Labour Party (ULP) to grant the party a sixth consecutive term in office during the upcoming general election this Thursday. The plea came during the closing moments of a 50-minute speech delivered at Arnos Vale Playing Field, where Gonsalves emphasized the party’s achievements and vision for the future. His address aimed to rekindle support among disillusioned voters, highlighting the ULP’s commitment to national development and stability. The election, seen as a critical juncture for St. Vincent and the Grenadines, will determine whether the ULP continues its two-decade-long governance or faces a shift in political leadership.