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Asserting that in times of crisis a nation needs to move forward with one accord, Gros Islet MP Lenard 'Spider' Montoute declared Sunday night that the opposition Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) made things more difficult for the government to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. Montoute, who is also
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UWP Says It Rescued Saint Lucia, Plans To Celebrate 5 Years In Office - St. Lucia Times News
The ruling United Workers Party (UWP) has announced plans to celebrate 5 years since the party says it rescued Saint Lucia from the 'mismanagement and incompetence' of the Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP). The ruling party says the celebration is planned for Sunday, June 6. It's  the fifth
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A Different Christmas Gift for All - Stabroek News
Several years ago I played at the funeral of a St Lucian friend who had died after a tough two-year battle with cancer. The article A Different Christmas Gift for All appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Prime Minister Allen Chastanet has assured residents of Blanchard, Micoud, that his administration has a lot more in store for the community, as he highlighted several issues that have already been addressed there. 'We have delivered on your main requests but rest assured we have a lot more in
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Chastanet: 'We Are Very Proud Of You Mikaili!'
Former Saint Lucia Prime Minister, Allen Chastanet, has praised the performance of 18 Year old Mikaili Charlemagne who broke the local record in the 50m Freestyle whilst participating in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. 'We are very proud of you Mikail,' Chastanet wrote on his Facebook page on
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Therold Prudent Joins UWP, Says Chastanet Deserves A Second Term - St. Lucia Times News
The former leader of the Lucian Peoples Movement (LPM) has officially joined the ruling United Workers Party (UWP). Therold Prudent became an official member of the UWP last week declaring that he had returned home and would work with Gros Islet MP, Lenard 'Spider' Montoute to win the seat. He
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Appeal Court affirms election of Orji Kalu as Abia senator
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The Attorneys for Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) Castries South East candidate, Joachim Henry and Mrs. Claudia Henry, appeared at a press briefing Wednesday to assert their commitment to defending the couple. Attorneys Lorne Theophilus and Leslie Mondesir are representing the Henrys who are facing
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