Tag: Saint Lucia Labour Party

Minister Stephenson King’s Dismissive Stance: A Concerning Response to Bus Drivers’ Road ConcernsMin

In recent weeks, the pressing issue of road conditions in our country has come to the forefront as bus drivers, the backbone of our public transportation system, raised their voices to demand much-needed attention to the deteriorating infrastructure. Unfortunately, Infrastructure Minister Stephenson King’s response has been far from the understanding and proactive approach that citizens deserve. The concerns expressed by…

United Workers Party Strongly Condemns Persistent Use of Racism by SLP

The United Workers Party (UWP) vehemently condemns the ongoing attempts by the leadership of the Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) to employ racist tactics against the Leader of the Opposition, Hon. Allen Chastanet. This disturbing political discourse undermines the principles of fairness and equality that are enshrined in our Constitution and crucial for a healthy democratic environment. It is evident…

UWP says No To Racism

The United Workers Party (UWP) stands unwaveringly against racism, firmly believing in the principles of equality, justice, and unity. Committed to fostering an inclusive society, the UWP advocates for a political landscape that rejects any form of discrimination, whether based on race, ethnicity, or background. The party recognizes the strength found in the diversity of Saint Lucia and promotes policies…

Axe the Tax

Saint Lucians have found themselves grappling with the burdens of a new 2.5% tax imposed by the Philip J Pierre administration, further exacerbating economic challenges and deepening the suffering of the populace. The introduction of the 2.5% tax comes at a time when the global economy is still reeling from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many citizens have lost…

Will the Saint Lucia Labour Party Embrace Richard Frederick Amid Controversies?

The Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) is facing a moral and political dilemma that raises important questions about the party’s values, integrity, and its willingness to accept controversial figures within its ranks. One such figure at the center of this dilemma is Housing Minister Richard Frederick, who has continuously come under scrutiny for various allegations and actions that cast a…

UWP demands immediate and absolute suspension of 2.5% Health and Security Levy

The United Workers Party demands the immediate and complete suspension of the 2.5% Health and Security Levy. This is in response to the rising cost of living, the adverse impact on the local business community, and the volatile global economic climate. We call on the Phillip J. Pierre Administration to spare no effort in completely abolishing this ill-conceived measure. The…

UWP Debunks Richard Frederick’s Fake Poll

The UWP wishes to state categorically that it DID NOT conduct a poll in the month of August and reassures the public that the documents which Frederick used on his show to illustrate the outcome of the alleged poll are false and fabricated. Yet again, the Saint Lucia Labour Party continues to demonstrate that they are more focused on playing…

A Nation in Decline

by James Stanislaus Joseph Goebbels was a German Nazi philologist and Minister of Propaganda in Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich. He appreciated and understood the potency of falsehoods and proclaimed, “If you repeat a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it.” The St. Lucia Labour Party has unfailingly been a zealous follower and fanatical…

The Controversial $1 Billion Borrowing Amidst Assurances of Fiscal Prudence

When a leader takes the reins of a nation, their words carry the weight of expectations, hopes, and promises. In the case of Prime Minister Philip J Pierre, his swift departure from a key campaign pledge has raised eyebrows and prompted concerns. Just two years into his term, the Prime Minister’s administration has borrowed a staggering $1 billion, a stark…

A Questionable Move: Criticizing the Decision to Giveaway Port Castries and Soufriere Waterfront

In a recent development that has sparked controversy and concern among citizens, Prime Minister Philip J Pierre’s decision to giveaway Port Castries and the Soufriere Waterfront to a foreign company for 30 years in exchange for a seemingly modest sum of US$42 million has raised eyebrows and ignited debates about the long-term implications for the country’s economy and national assets.…