Top 10 Highest Paid Caribbean Leaders Lifestyle

Join us on an eye-opening journey as we unveil the Top 10 Highest-Paid Caribbean Leaders! From the sun-kissed beaches to the halls of power, discover the surprising salaries of these influential figures. Are their earnings a mere drop in the ocean or towering like the Caribbean peaks?

🌟 Featuring:
🇰🇳 PM of Saint Kitts and Nevis, Terrance Drew: A Doctor-Turned-Leader
🇦🇬 PM of Antigua and Barbuda, Gaston Browne: Banking on Leadership
🇻🇨 PM of Saint Vincent, Ralph Gonsalves: A Veteran in Governance
🇯🇲 PM of Jamaica, Andrew Holness: Youngest PM in Jamaican History
🇹🇹 PM of Trinidad and Tobago, Keith Rowley: A Geologist at the Helm
🇧🇸 PM of The Bahamas, Philip Davis: A Leader in the Pandemic Times
🇬🇾 President of Guyana, Mohamed Irfaan Ali: A Historical Leadership
🇧🇧 PM of Barbados, Mia Amor Mottley: A Trailblazing Woman Leader
🇩🇴 President of the Dominican Republic, Luis Abinader: A Wealthy Leader's Salary
🇸🇷 President of Suriname, Chan Santokhi: From Police Officer to President

🔍 Dive into the details:
💡 Salary Comparisons: How do they stack up against the average citizen?
🌐 Global Context: Understanding their roles in world politics
🏦 Economic Perspectives: What do these figures say about each nation?
🤔 Reflections: Are these salaries justifiable or excessive?

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0:00 ∞ Highest-paid Caribbean Leaders
1:41 ∞ Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis
2:33 ∞ Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda
3:26 ∞ Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
4:55 ∞ Prime Minister of Jamaica
6:14 ∞ Trinidad and Tobago
7:50 ∞ The Bahamas
8:48 ∞ Presided of Guyana
9:58 ∞ Prime Minister of Barbados
11:22 ∞ President of the Dominican Republic
12:40 ∞ President of Suriname

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[abdulazizsanderson]

I would like to see a video on government income including allowances. The reason being that some leaders in the Caribbean allowances are much more than their salary. Factor rent, entertainment, and more which the country has to pay. This list could change if you factor all the government pays for their leaders including salaries.

[lagatutube]

I must totally agree with anybody who is disgusted by the number one, president Santhoki. Especially since the economical situation of Suriname is far from flourishing..
Poverty is growing and sustainable growth and balance is not even close.😢😢😢😢😢

[devrijesurinamer]

See Suriname is doing a IMF program, where price of everything in a raise. So IMF also ordered a social program for those who are in great lack of money to spend. You will not believe that Santhokie also benefits from this social program.

A salary raise is recently presented in our National essembly where his salary will be updated.

[kissoonkissoon]

Salaries of these leaders are the earned incomes. What is more frightening is their unearned incomes whose source is corruption which is evident in the leadership of these countries . I have no issues with these leaders' salaries but their unearned wealth is enormous and a major contribution to poverty in the Caribbean

[SHERRYSTEWART-jo]

This content is very informative. Continue the good job.

[VerneTobierre]

I wish Prime Minister Mia Motley were the highest paid political leader in the Caribbean region because she's a superb communicator on the International stage, especially in regard to climate change, and gun control. She talks about global dilemmas confronting us today and possibly solutions in the rehabilitation process. Furthermore, Prime Minister Motley is a world class political leader because whenever she speaks about global issues confronting us in the Most Develop Countries, the world pays attention.

[ezekielojediran]

Excellent presentation. I truly enjoyed watching this video. Well done.

[radicaramkissoon]

Don't forget about the perks that comes with it for the rest of their life.

[frankwalters]

Thank you for such important information.

[omarwesj]

U should do a video of their Lifestyle regarding their salary...then u will realized something doesn't adds up... especially Jamaican pm

[Lord_GTR]

I’m from Trinidad 🇹🇹 and I enjoyed this video, thank you

[daniellechoennie-babel]

Salaries in the Caribbean are not a reflection of the trust the citizens of a nation have in their leader. It is more a reflection of what they can grab and do for themselves

[davinjohnson]

Subscribed ✅
Love from the Bahamas 🇧🇸

[joedubois]

Great job with this information. I trust that the leaders are listening and becoming conscientious of the ratios between the country's average salaries and theirs. Also, this information reflects the rationale between literacy and political comprehension and the difference between blinded naive political support and genuine loyalty to the polititians who have made positive development to their people and country.

Your reporting has exhibited a level of timely responsibility, transparency and education to masses. Well done. It's fitting to say that in the democracies of our region, the people need to know where they stand in their countries' economy.

[amitajitan]

Nice information .greeting from suriname

[birdiebird]

You stated the amount the leaders get and how much more than the average salary they get. It would be interesting to know how much more × than the minimum wage they earn in their respective countries 🎉

[pearlbernard]

Prime Minister Motley deserves to be the highest paid she is doing a fabulous job in Barbados. She needs a raise.🇯🇲

[randybridgeman]

What else is new? Leaders doing well for themselves, families and sometimes their cronies.
Meanwhile, the average citizen is catching hell, as the saying goes.

No fear, God sees all and like the rest of mankind, these leaders will have to give an account of their lives on that day.

Praying for all.
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[MonicaRoseBlackwood]

I think what shows the integrity of leaders is how they treat the poor and invest in their people and try to understand the difficulties of the disadvantaged, making sure that all have fair and just opportunities. I cannot justify the giant chasms between the average person's salaries to their leaders, when some people cannot even get basic services.

[vinhill]

I was truly unaware of those figures, and what the leaders fo to daily-rated workers! WOW!