Opposition Leader, Mia Mottley, joined the march along the route.
IT appeared to be business as usual for a number of stores, which remained open yesterday while the march, led by the Trade Union movement and the Barbados Private Sector Association (BPSA), took t
THE present Government of Barbados did not take into account the feelings or the situations of the citizens of this island when they instituted the structural adjustment measures.
Member of Parliament for St. James Central, Kerrie Symmonds (left) makes a point while Opposition Leader Mia Mottley looks on.
SPEAKER of the House of Assembly His Honour Michael Carrington will be asked today to adjourn Parliament on the basis of a Definite Matter of Urgent Public Importance.
Over 20 000 people turned out yesterday for the joint trade union-private sector march.
Over 20 000 people turned out yesterday for the joint trade union-private sector march, led by the island’s four main trade unions and the Barbados Private Sector Association.
There has been much comment about the call from the Barbados Private Sector Association (BPSA) and the trade unions for dialogue with the Government of Barbados on the matter of the National Social
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