DLP pledges to uphold a people-first approach moving forward

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November 2, 2026

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DLP pledges to uphold a people-first approach moving forward

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The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) has pledged to remain faithful to its founding principles and maintain a people-first approach as it moves forward.

The party began its month-long celebrations marking Barbados’ 60th anniversary of Independence and fifth anniversary as a republic with a service of thanksgiving at St Cyprian’s Anglican Church yesterday.

Addressing the congregation, President Dr David Estwick highlighted the principles that he says have guided the party throughout its history.

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