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Francis Depeiza
Candidate for St. Michael North

 
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Francis Depeiza is the young, committed and able candidate for St. Michael North, with a vision for the development of Barbados into a more just and inclusive society.  He believes that we must meet the challenge of expanding our economy into a globally competitive market space by the development of creative technologies through investment in the intellect of our people, our primary resource.  Barbados' competitive advantage in research and development, given the educational platform laid by successive DLP administrations, will depend upon the development of cogent policies to equip our people with the tools to create and master new technologies. That focus combined with creating the environment to foster an entrepreneurial spirit is the stepping stone to personal empowerment and national competitiveness that will work to offset the ravages of unemployment and unemployability that have become the biggest problems facing Barbados in recent times.

Conversations with the constituents of Saint Michael North have convinced him that the immediate problems they face are:

  • Limited access to decent and affordable housing
  • Unemployment and underemployment
  • The unjustly high cost of living

Francis' vision for a more just and appropriately managed tax regime, coupled with his commitment to developing viable and productive sectors of the economy will both work to address these concerns.

Francis is a graduate of Harrison College, Howard University and the University of Miami.  He is both a Chemical Engineer and an Attorney-at-Law.  He currently works to provide the legal protections necessary to facilitate exploiting the cutting edge of patentable technologies, industrial design and other technological innovations.

His vision for the development of Barbados is rooted in the DLP philosophy of investing in people and equipping them to solve their own problems.  Francis is convinced that the answer lies in stepping up the education revolution started during the 1960's.  His desire is to be empowered by the residents in St. Michael North to formulate and implement policies that would create for Barbados and its representative communities more opportunities to acquire new skills and experiment with the new technologies.

Francis is married to Kerry Hall and they together look forward to being an important part of a new DLP Government that will usher in a more enterprising and dynamic Barbados. 

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Mobile: (246) 231 0889
Constituency Office: (246) 424-5058
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