Democratic Labour Party (Barbados)
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The Democratic Labour Party is the social-democratic opposition party in Barbados. It currently has 7 of 30 seats in the Parliament of Barbados, and is led by David Thompson. Thompson replaced Clyde Mascoll in 2006 when Mascoll resigned his party post and joined the ruling Barbados Labour Party.
It was founded in 1955, and governed between 1961, through independence in 1966, to 1976, under the rule of Errol Barrow. It then governed again from 1986 to 1994, under Erskine Sandiford.
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