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Source: Nation News
THE NEWLY ELECTED Democratic Labour Party (DLP) administration will be moving immediately to break up those monopolies controlling local food supplies.
Prime Minister David Thompson stated this yesterday evening near the end of an historic swearing-in ceremony held at Kensington Oval.
During the three-hour ceremony and ecumenical service attended by thousands, Thompson announced he was holding talks last night with visiting Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerritt of Dominica to get cheaper fruit and vegetables for Barbados.
This, he said, was among initiatives "to reduce the cost of living . . . as well as develop and expand the economy through diversification".
New BLP leader chosenSource: Barbados Advocate
THE Barbados Labour Party (BLP) is moving with Mia.
Following Tuesdays big 20-10 loss to the Democratic Labour Party (DLP), former Deputy Prime Minister Mia Mottley was yesterday named the BLPs new political leader and the person who will lead the Opposition in Parliament. Her deputy in both instances will be immediate-past Attorney-General, Dale Marshall.
The announcement came during a news conference at BLP headquarters, Roebuck Street, The City yesterday. At the event, which was attended by the majority of the party's 30 candidates in the recent General Election, former Prime Minister Owen Arthur said he intended to serve his full term as St. Peter MP, but was relinquishing leadership "in the very best interest of the future development of the party and also the development of democracy in our country".
