With the upcoming general elections heating up, the United Workers Party (UWP) has officially unveiled its full slate of 17 candidates at a national public meeting in Micoud North.
The event, themed “Right the Wrong”, showcased the party’s unwavering commitment to restoring good governance, driving economic growth, and implementing people-centered policies.
The UWP demonstrated remarkable strength and unity as thousands of enthusiastic supporters filled the venue. Led by Political Leader Allen Chastanet, the dynamic team of candidates ready to contest the upcoming elections was presented to an animated and supportive crowd.
The full slate of candidates includes:
– Marcella Johnson – Gros Islet
– Titus Preville – Babonneau
– Stephen Fevrier – Castries North
– Rosh Clarke – Castries Central
– Peter Chiquot – Castries East
– Tommy Descartes – Castries South
– Guy Joseph – Castries South East
– Dominic Fedee – Anse la Raye/Canaries
– Herod Stanislas – Soufrière/Fond St. Jacques
– Bradly Felix – Choiseul/Saltibus
– Laura Jn Pierre Noel – Laborie/Augier
– Bradley Marcelle Fulgence – Dennery North
– Benson Emile – Dennery South
– Elisha Norbert – Micoud North
– Callix “Kakal” Xavier – Vieux Fort North
– Leanna Johannes Paul – Vieux Fort South
This impressive slate is spearheaded by what the UWP proudly regards as its “visionary Political Leader,” Allen Chastanet, who will re-contest the Micoud South constituency.
In his assertive address, Chastanet laid out the UWP’s vision for rebuilding Saint Lucia, highlighting urgent priorities such as lowering the cost of living, tackling crime, creating opportunities for youth, revitalizing the economy, and ensuring superior healthcare and education systems.
A UWP source firmly stated, “The massive gathering in Micoud North was not merely a political rally; it was a powerful demonstration of the unstoppable momentum building behind the UWP. Presenting all 17 candidates confirms the Party’s readiness to contest every constituency and govern decisively with a full mandate from the people.”