In a recent trial concerning the death of Diego Maradona, his psychologist, Carlos Diaz, revealed that Maradona suffered from bipolar disorder and a narcissistic personality disorder. This information was disclosed during the trial of Maradona's medical team, who are accused of negligence in the events leading up to his death in 2020. Diaz stated that Maradona's conditions were chronic and lifelong. The psychologist's statements were intended to portray Maradona as a difficult patient, as part of the defense's argument that the footballer died of natural causes. Diaz mentioned that Maradona's substance use was linked to his sporting achievements. Maradona died in November 2020 from heart failure and acute pulmonary edema. Seven medical professionals face potential prison sentences if convicted of homicide. The accused deny responsibility. The trial, which began this month, is a second attempt to address the circumstances of Maradona's death, following the annulment of the first trial. Other news includes a new single from World Singer J, Grenada's opposition condemning new taxes, Chaka Demus & Pliers' platinum record in New Zealand, Antiguans voting in an election, FIFA's confirmation of Iran's World Cup participation, a lawyer charged with fraud, a new single from Keywee, and updates from the Jamaica Observer.