In June 2018 Barbados announced the default on its bonds, after revealing that its debt amounted to $7.5 billion (the fourth highest debt in debt-to-GDP ratio in the world).[12]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Barbados
“A North American island country in the Caribbean’s Lesser Antilles region, Barbados exported US$345.2 million worth of goods around the globe in 2020. That dollar amount reflects a -36.4% drop since 2016 and a -22.3% decrease from 2019 to 2020.
The latest available country-specific data shows that 83.1% of products exported from Barbados were bought by importers in: United States (13%), Jamaica (8.2%), Guyana (7.6%), Trinidad and Tobago (6.8%), Saint Lucia (4.9%), Canada (4.4%), Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (3.5%), France (3%), Antigua and Barbuda (2.9%), Grenada (also 2.9%) and United Kingdom (2.5%).
Given Barbados’ population of 287,000 people, the total $444.1 million in 2020 Barbadian exports translates to roughly $1,500 for every person living on the Caribbean island.
https://www.worldstopexports.com/barbados-top-10-exports/#:~:text=Barbados%E2%80%99%20Top%2010%20Exports%201%20Mineral%20fuels%20including,oils%2C%20waxes%3A%20%2412.2%20million%20%283.5%25%29%20More%20items...%20
Good riddance to the inbred monarchy.
A lot of good rum comes from Barbados.
Will the Queen send troops to put down the rebellion for independence from the Crown?
If they can declare independence, why can’t Taiwan?
I hope they are more successful than Jamaica.
Who needs a queen when you have Rihanna?