Barbadian voters at the polls
People lined up in the early hours of the morning at the various polling stations across St Michael on Election Day in Barbados. Some voters were already stationed outside the

People lined up in the early hours of the morning at the various polling stations across St Michael on Election Day in Barbados. Some voters were already stationed outside the
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From as early as 6 a.m. when polling stations opened across Barbados, voters were already lining up to cast their ballots on General Election Day. In several constituencies visited, many
A doctor on an assault charge was released on bail when he appeared in the District “A” Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Dr Sherwin Ivor Benskin, 59, of Western Avenue, Fort George
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Barbados Labour Party (BLP) candidate for St James Central, Kerrie Symmonds, has urged voters to back the party’s slate, arguing that its economic record and new housing and small-business initiatives
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Democratic Labour Party candidate for St Philip West Dr David Estwick has raised alarm over the types of international agreements Government has signed on to which run counter to the
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Come out and vote, urged leader of the Barbados Labour Party, Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley, on Monday night. Polls and discussions on the February 11 General Election, along with
Barbados and other CARICOM economies must this year pursue regional cooperation as a strategic response following “a tumultuous year in regional and global trade”. That reality has been outlined by