Thorne: We Will Have Good Days Again

Political pundits warn DLP must rebuild fast or risk demise - Barbados Today

Political analysts are predicting a bleak future for the Democratic Labour Party (DLP), warning that only new leadership and a strategic overhaul can bring the 70-year-old political institution back from the brink of collapse.   One pundit is further anticipating that if the party fails to install a vibrant and appealing new leader by August, Prime Minister Mia Mottley could call a snap general election — a move that could push the DLP closer to…

DLP will have good days again, says Thorne – Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation

The Opposition Democratic Labour Party says it will not be derailed by its loss in the St. James North by-election.Instead, they will continue to represent the needs of the people in St. James North, and by extension, Barbados.That was the declaration of Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne, following the announcement of results in the by-election.Mr. Thorne was speaking at the party’s campaign office in Rock Dundo.

Thorne: We will have good days again

First-timer Felicia Dujon went down in a bruising defeat to the Barbados Labour Party’s (BLP) Chad Blackman, another first-timer, but she and leader of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP), Ralph Thorne, have vowed to keep the pressure on him in the name of the St James North residents.In the quiet of their second constituency office at Rock Dundo, St James, around 11:27 p.m. Dujon, who had three weeks of campaigning, and Thorne conceded to Blackma…