The United Workers Party (UWP) of Saint Lucia has released its comprehensive 78-page manifesto, titled ‘Reclaiming Our Future,’ outlining its vision for the nation’s future should it secure victory in the upcoming elections. Published on November 23 and now accessible on their official website, the document presents a robust critique of the current administration while detailing a three-part framework of relief, recovery, and reform. UWP leader Allen Chastanet, in his opening message, described the current moment as a ‘crossroads in our nation’s history,’ accusing the government of ‘deception, mismanagement, and unashamed acts of corruption.’ He urged citizens to embrace change, emphasizing the need for ‘decency over deception, progress over stagnation, and excellence over excuses.’ The manifesto’s ‘SOS Plan’ focuses on immediate relief measures, including the removal of the 2.5% Health and Security Levy, reduced fuel prices, free tertiary education, and expanded healthcare coverage. The recovery section emphasizes long-term investments in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and technology, while the reform agenda targets legislative updates, improved public service delivery, and enhanced democratic institutions. The document also outlines sector-specific plans for healthcare, agriculture, tourism, digital transformation, citizen security, and the creative industries. Chastanet concluded with a call for unity and better leadership, positioning the UWP as the party capable of rebuilding Saint Lucia’s future.