Barbados Today April 25, 2021
The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) is being warned that if it wishes to remain relevant and seen as a favourable choice to Barbadians in upcoming elections, it must come to terms with missteps taken by the previous administration, or face a similar fate.
This word of caution comes from political consultant and Director of the Caribbean Development Research Services (CADRES), Peter Wickham, as he spoke during Sundays’
Brasstacks programme on
VOB.
According to Wickham, one of the main reasons the DLP is having a hard time resonating with voters, is that instead of coming to terms with clear shortcomings, the DLP is currently in attack mode with the BLP administration, which is not a winning strategy.
Regional researcher says time should be used to inoculate, not conduct surveys
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Director of Caribbean Development Research Services (CADRES) is of the opinion that a survey is not of the utmost importance at this time, in contrast to others who posit that a survey could be integral to governments using their resources to convincing others to be vaccinated.
The notion has been thrown around that with these surveys, governments will be able to get a better understanding of how exactly their populations stand on the matter of the Covid-19 vaccines. This, they say can only be a plus, as it will aid in governments being able to plan and allocate resources for the right educational programs.