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    Honoring Dominica’s Farmers and Vendors: Market Day 2024

    Dominica celebrated its annual “Market Day with a Difference” at Roseau Market this weekend, paying tribute to the vital role of farmers, vendors, and local producers in the nation’s food security and economy. This event, an integral part of...

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    Tear Gas Deployed as Dominica Truckers Demand Fair Contracts on Airport Project

    In an escalating dispute over job opportunities, the Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force deployed tear gas against truckers protesting in Canefield this week. The protest, organized by the Dominican Tipper Truckers Association, focuses on concerns regarding a lack of...

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    Lennox Linton Calls for Electoral Reform, Rejects Snap Election Speculation

    President of the United Workers Party (UWP), Lennox Linton, has reiterated his call for urgent electoral reform in Dominica amid growing rumors of a snap election in December. Linton stressed that free and fair elections are essential, pointing out...

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    • Skerrit has delayed electoral reform for over 16 years, and now he’s thinking of calling another snap election? It’s clear he just wants to keep power without accountability. Lennox Linton is fighting for the people’s right to a transparent and fair process, something Skerrit has repeatedly failed to deliver. We need leaders who respect democracy, not manipulate it for their own gain.

    • It’s clear that the UWP is scared of losing again, so they’re pushing for reforms that aren’t necessary. Skerrit has always acted in the best interests of Dominica, and the police are doing a great job keeping things under control. Linton should focus on offering real solutions instead of trying to create chaos. The DLP is focused on development, and we need stability—not this endless drama from the opposition.

    • It’s clear there’s a lot of frustration on both sides. Linton is calling for reforms, and Skerrit has delayed them, but there must be a way forward that ensures fairness without the constant blame game. Dominica deserves an election process that everyone can trust, and both parties need to come to the table and make it happen.

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