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The United Workers Party (UWP) has issued a resolute declaration of war against
corruption and victimization in Saint Lucia, following a series of troubling revelations that
have rocked the nation. The announcement comes amidst mounting concerns over
transparency, accountability, and ethical governance within the current administration.
The UWP’s call to action comes on the heels of several alarming developments:

1. Unaccounted Citizenship by Investment Funds: Allegations that a staggering
   US$1.4 billion of citizenship by investment funds remain unaccounted for and the
   unlawful transfer of funds to Caribbean Galaxy raises serious questions about
   financial mismanagement and transparency within the government.
2. Victimization of Vendors: Reports of victimization of vendors in Castries by Local
   Government Minister Richard Frederick have sparked outrage among citizens,
   highlighting the need to protect the rights and livelihoods of all citizens, especially
   those in vulnerable positions.
3. Secretive Port Deals: Concerns have been raised regarding the secretive nature of
   the government’s dealings, particularly the giveaway of two of Saint Lucia’s ports of
   entry. The lack of transparency in such crucial matters continues to erode public
   trust in the Philip J Pierre led administration.
4. Intimidation of Civil Servants: Disturbing reports have emerged of intimidation
   tactics being used against civil servants who dare to speak out against the numerous
   scandals plaguing the government. This culture of fear stifles dissent and
   undermines the democratic process.
   In response to these alarming developments, UWP Leader and Leader of the Opposition,
   Hon. Allen Chastanet, has issued a rallying cry for all Saint Lucians to unite in the fight
   against corruption and victimization. He emphasizes the importance of holding the
   government accountable for its actions and ensuring that the rights and interests of all
   citizens are protected and he made a clarion call to all Public Servants that it is their duty to
   protect the people, not the Ministers.
   “Enough is enough,” declared Hon. Allen Chastanet. “The rampant corruption,
   victimization, and lack of transparency cannot be allowed to continue unchecked. It is time
   for us to stand together and demand accountability from those in power. The UWP is
   committed to leading the charge against corruption and fighting for a government that
   serves the interests of all Saint Lucians.”
   The UWP calls on all citizens, civil society organizations, and stakeholders to join forces in
   this critical battle for transparency, accountability, and good governance. Together, we can
   build a brighter future for Saint Lucia, free from corruption and victimization.