Economy / Barbados
If you would like to subscribe to Caribbean Monitor and gain instant access to this article, please click here to subscribe.
If you would like to take a trial to Caribbean Monitor please click on the trial link below.
Tit For Tat
June 2007 | Risk SummarySorry, you must be a subscriber to view this article in full. If you are a subscriber please login.
If you would like to subscribe to Caribbean Monitor and gain instant access to this article, please click here to subscribe.
If you would like to take a trial to Caribbean Monitor please click on the trial link below.
The opposition Democratic Labour Party (DLP) has launched its campaign for next year's general election under the slogan "Going For Owen", with reference to prime minister Arthur Owen. That the campaign started with a string of attacks on Owen may set the tone for a great deal of mudslinging in the run up to the ballot. The DLP and the ruling Barbados Labour Party (BLP) are the only two parties in government, and we believe it will remain difficult for any other group to be represented following the next election. While negative campaigning may cloud future policy direction, we believe