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Pintard: Bahamians did not elect politicians to protect people accused of crimes (opens the original)
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While Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Michael Pintard said the opposition believes that powerful nations should not disregard the rules of other countries, he questioned why the Davis administration complained to the Americans about undercover Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) operations in The Bahamas. âIn every case where we hear the government talk about these matters, whether itâs the prime minister, the minister of national security, now attorney general or the minister of forei
Davis calls for data sovereignty, reparatory justice at UN (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis told world leaders gathered at the 81st United Nations General Assembly on Friday that âthe next contest for power will not only be fought over land and seaâ but also over data. He said citizens of small nations should be allowed to participate in processing their own data in order to govern and profit from it. During his speech, Davis also defended the sovereignty of small countries, called for an end to the blockade against Cuba, and stressed the need for
New VAT interest would make homeownership more difficult, FNM senator says (opens the original)
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Senator Arinthia Komolafe has added her voice to the chorus of people raising concern about the governmentâs planned implementation of 5.25 percent interest on value-added tax (VAT) due on real estate transactions not paid within 21 days, saying yesterday the move would make the path to home ownership more difficult. She urged the Davis administration to postpone its plan until there is broad consultation on the matter. Amendments to the VAT Act, passed in June 2025, paved the way for the new
Gardiner's trial set for March (opens the original)
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Jonathan Eric Gardiner will face trial in New York on March 1, 2027 along with his co-defendants in a drug trafficking and conspiracy case. The decision was handed down in an order by United States District Judge Gregory Woods, of New York, yesterday in response to a request from Gardinerâs attorney, Florida-based Susy Ribero-Ayala. A day earlier, Ribero-Ayala wrote to Judge Woods informing him that her client had chosen to proceed to trial next March, thus a status conference that was schedul
Union sues BPL (opens the original)
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The union representing line staff at Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) has sued the government-owned utility provider and the attorney general arguing in a legal filing that BPLâs new overtime policy is âunlawfulâ and at odds with the workersâ industrial agreement. In the lawsuit filed in the Supreme Court yesterday, the Bahamas Electrical Workers Union (BEWU) said it is seeking a court injunction to restrain BPL from enforcing the overtime policy. The union has also asked the Supreme Court
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