Barbuda MP Trevor Walker pledges to defend communal land ownership amid a contentious bill that aims to end the island’s centuries-old practice.
The bill, recently approved by a majority of MPs, integrates Barbuda into the Registered Land Act, sparking concerns about the island’s cultural identity.
Walker asserts that once the government changes, the decision will be reversed.
The clash between preserving communal land and Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s high-end tourism development vision presents a significant challenge.
The people of Barbuda favor low-impact tourism for environmental preservation and cultural significance.
Walker’s determination to protect communal land remains at the forefront of the debate.(OBSERVER)
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