A Lecture by Mia Amor Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados | LSE Events
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Mia Amor Mottley became Barbados' eighth and first female Prime Minister on May 25, 2018.
Ms Mottley was elected to the Parliament of Barbados in September 1994 as part of the new Barbados Labour Party Government. Prior to that, she served as one of two Opposition Senators between 1991 and 1994. One of the youngest persons ever to be assigned a ministerial portfolio, Ms. Mottley was appointed Minister of Education, Youth Affairs and Culture from 1994 to 2001. She later served as Attorney General and Deputy Prime Minister of Barbados from 2001 to 2008 and was the first female to hold that position. Ms Mottley is an Attorney-at-law with a degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science, specialising in advocacy. She is also a Barrister of the Bar of England and Wales. In 2002, she became a member of the Local Privy Council. She was also admitted to the Inner Bar, becoming the youngest ever Queens Counsel in Barbados.
Esther Phillips is the founder and director of Writers Ink Inc. as well as the Bim Literary Festival & Book Fair. She is the editor of the iconic BIM: Arts for the 21st Century and was the producer of the CBC radio programme, What’s That You’re Reading? She initiated the Bridgetown Literary Tour and is a retired Chair of the Frank Collymore Literary Endowment Committee. In March 2018, Esther Phillips was appointed the first Poet Laureate of Barbados and was recently re-appointed.
Speakers:
Mia Amor Mottley
Esther Phillips
Chair:
Professor Eric Neumayer
Moderator:
Dr Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah
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Barbadians are selfish to want to keep this lady to ourselves. She belongs among the greatest speakers for the development of the underdeveloped. She is world class !! She's a rock star.
indeed she is a worldclass leader
Her administration is Barbados is littered with corruption and mismanagement. What are you even talking about about?
People are saying she’s the frontrunner to be the next United Nations Secretary General
Why do i get the feeling this lady mottley will eventually force the world to listen to her. Then everyone will jump on board. Crying me to. This is classic David vs Goliath. One of the greatest leaders in the world today. Amazing what a small nation like Barbados is achieving in this big world.
She’s a leading candidate to be UN Secretary General
I love the Honourable Ms Mia Amor Mottley for her bravery; brilliance and strength of feelings of justice. May Almighty God ALWAYS bless you. You give me strength to go on.
Looking forward to this, only just saw this video was available. Admired Motley from afar for a while now, from what little I know anyway she seems like a very talented and capable leader. Sure this will be an interesting talk!
I ❤❤❤❤ her I wish we could have a Prime Minister like she in Jamaica
If reparations are given the calculations would have to be extremely complex and, of course, a net figure.
They should incorporate the contributions to mankind created within any given jurisdiction and include medical, political, cultural and economic developments that have contributed to the wellbeing of humans alive today.
Given this logical scenario I think the UK will become something of a new Qatar living extremely lavishly for generations on the contributions of their ancestors.
She mentioned a book. Can someone help me with the title, please?
40:47 The book is Salt by Earl Lovelace
She shut down bossy BBC and Zainab. Why Zainab doesn't take interviews of Sudan, Pakistan, Pirates, Houthis and non houthis?
So uncanny , that our Honourable PM Mia Motley of Barbados, Lecture to the London School Of Economic (LSE) comes at a time when Venezuela threatens an invasion of Guyana. She reminds us that she sat as a student when Grenada had to be rescued from a revolution of dictatorship,orchestrated by the late Maurice Bishop. Our former PM Tom Adams arose to that occasion,to facilitate US intervention in Grenada,after a lecture at the above mentioned LSE. Will Madura be visited the same fate ,by our current PM helping to facilitate prevention of Guyana invasion, by bringing global attention to Venezuela actions?
Whats the title of the book she mentions?
Salt, by Earl Lovelace
@@jcarter038 thanks
Hey @DonkeyKong64 instruction by quoting “is that a man or a woman” what kind of a question are you trying to be funny????
Equality does not exist in the universal, world nor does it exist in the natural world. It only exists in the subjective theory of the human mind.
There will always be greater and lesser people than yourself on this planet. ( An irrefutable truth ) What exits in the universal world and did exists in the natural world ( before man), is balance. BALANCE creates harmony.
She wants HOW MUCH MONEY in reparations for something 90% of our ancestors never did? LOL, LMAO. 😂😂😂
99.999%
Who feels it knows it! This is NOT a laughing matter!How awful...your unfeeling response!!
The Jews were paid billions of dollars in reparations after the Holocaust, rightly so, tax payers who had nothing to do with this atrocity. So what's the difference. Almost every western country benefited from the Trans Atlantic mass trafficking of Africans, so yes you should pay for your ancestors barbarism, which incidentally is still going on in some countries today.
What matters is not blame, but consequences. Reparations are not punishment, but restitution
is that a man or a woman?
A female
Her name is Mia! Use your common sense! Listen to what she is saying and stop worrying about who you think she is! Just say something kind or say nothing at all!🙏
More man and woman than you, for asking. Thank you.
Is this the more relevant fact from this brilliant talk you want to explore or highlight? Mmm. Check your self.
May God continue to bless you Mia. I love you