Sunday, June 7, 2026

Mia: We’ve halted slide

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PRIME MINISTER MIA AMOR MOTTLEY has hit back at her Government’s critics, saying she is unfazed by their “unreasonable” comments.

And with the promise to do so again in two weeks at the party’s annual conference in Queen’s Park, she addressed criticisms on the shortage of garbage trucks and buses, as well as the amount of overseas travel, while addressing the Barbados Labour Party’s St Michael West nomination meeting at St Leonard’s Boys’ School last night.

“This party has performed virtual wonders over the course of the last 16 months to stabilise this country; let us be clear about it. It has not been easy and those who want to talk about report cards, need first and foremost to find a card to report on themselves,” she said to cheers from party faithful. (GBM) 

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