Politics

DLP Internal Strife: No Confidence Motions Spark Leadership Battle

April 24, 2024

DLP Internal Strife: No Confidence Motions Spark Leadership Battle

The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) faces internal divisions and leadership challenges. Power struggles between members have raised questions about the party's ability to provide effective opposition and governance.

Chairman of Law Reform Commission Defends Cybercrime Bill Against Critics in Barbados

April 24, 2024

Chairman of Law Reform Commission Defends Cybercrime Bill Against Critics in Barbados

Sir David Simmons, Chairman of the Law Reform Commission, addressed critics of the Cybercrime Bill, refuting claims of freedom of speech infringement. Recommendations are under review by a parliamentary committee.

Opposition Leader Questions $5 Million Allocated for Oistins Renovation Ahead of ICC T20 Men’s World Cup

April 24, 2024

Opposition Leader Questions $5 Million Allocated for Oistins Renovation Ahead of ICC T20 Men’s World Cup

Leader of the Opposition Ralph Thorne questions government spending on Oistins Bay Garden ahead of ICC T20 Men’s World Cup. Calls for justification of the almost $5 million allocated for upgrades.

Controversy Surrounds Government's Proposed $8 Million Payment to Drax Family for St. George Estate Land

April 24, 2024

Controversy Surrounds Government's Proposed $8 Million Payment to Drax Family for St. George Estate Land

Government faces criticism for considering paying $8 million to Drax family for St George estate, which has a tainted history. Special Envoy Trevor Prescod urges Government to consult with reparation movement.

US Senate Approves Bill Potentially Banning TikTok in America: ByteDance Given Nine Months to Sell Stake

April 24, 2024

US Senate Approves Bill Potentially Banning TikTok in America: ByteDance Given Nine Months to Sell Stake

The US Senate has approved a bill to potentially ban TikTok in America, giving ByteDance 9 months to sell its stake. The bill awaits President Biden's signature.

Barbados Prime Minister Stresses Urgency of Addressing Climate Change Impact on Vulnerable Countries

April 24, 2024

Barbados Prime Minister Stresses Urgency of Addressing Climate Change Impact on Vulnerable Countries

"Prime Minister Mia Mottley emphasizes the urgency of addressing climate change effects on vulnerable countries, affecting all government operations. Discussed challenges in accessing finance for adaptation measures. #ClimateCrisis #SIDS"

Caribbean Development Bank President, Dr. Hyginus 'Gene' Leon Resigns Amidst Legal Dispute

April 23, 2024

Caribbean Development Bank President, Dr. Hyginus 'Gene' Leon Resigns Amidst Legal Dispute

President of Caribbean Development Bank, Dr. Hyginus ‘Gene’ Leon resigns abruptly, expressing lack of trust and fairness. Legal action threatened in resignation letter due to alleged violations. Situation remains unclear.

Caribbean Development Bank President Dr. Hyginus Gene Leon Resigns Amid Constructive Dismissal Concerns

April 23, 2024

Caribbean Development Bank President Dr. Hyginus Gene Leon Resigns Amid Constructive Dismissal Concerns

Dr. Hyginus Gene Leon resigns as President of Caribbean Development Bank, citing unfair treatment. Legal action threatened for constructive dismissal. Bank yet to respond to allegations.

The Implications of DLP Party Divisions and the Controversy Surrounding Cross-Flooring in Barbadian Politics

April 23, 2024

The Implications of DLP Party Divisions and the Controversy Surrounding Cross-Flooring in Barbadian Politics

"DLP party divisions unfolding publicly with crossing the floor to DLP, raising questions of relevance and integrity. Opposition termed necessary but causing costs to party, electorate, and nation."

Barbados Government's Land Acquisition at Drax Hall Plantation Raises Concerns over Reparations: A Closer Look

April 23, 2024

Barbados Government's Land Acquisition at Drax Hall Plantation Raises Concerns over Reparations: A Closer Look

"Explore controversies over reparations involving the Barbados government's land acquisition at Drax Hall. Delve into debates on compensation, historical injustices, and conflicting interests revealed by this intriguing deal."

IACHR's 166th Regular Session Marks Key Step in Climate Crisis Fight, Says Minister Symmonds

April 23, 2024

IACHR's 166th Regular Session Marks Key Step in Climate Crisis Fight, Says Minister Symmonds

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Kerrie Symmonds highlights the significance of the Inter-American Human Rights Court's 166th Regular session in addressing the climate crisis and its implications on human rights.

Barbados Chief Justice Urges Collaborative Action to Address High Case Backlog in Closing Days of Tenure

April 23, 2024

Barbados Chief Justice Urges Collaborative Action to Address High Case Backlog in Closing Days of Tenure

Outgoing Chief Justice of Barbados warns of high case backlog, urges collaboration for court system overhaul during Court-Annexed Mediation Workshop. Emphasizes subpar performance highlighted in JURIST Project analysis.

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