A PARLIAMENTARY VOTE of no-confidence and a public petition are being targeted squarely at embattled Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler.
Filing the no-confidence motion with the Clerk of Parliament late yesterday, Mottley said Barbadians had “had it” with the “behaviour, conduct and failings of the Minister of Finance” and could no longer tolerate his economic policies.
In a hastily convened media conference at the Opposition’s Office in the West Wing of Parliament, she invited Barbadians to a rally in Queen’s Park at 4 p.m. on Sunday, when the Barbados Labour Party will launch a movement called For Love Of Country; Uniting For The Right Reasons.
Former Prime Minister Owen Arthur will be among the speakers.
BEE-GONE!
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