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'No concern' if Cartwright runs for FNM leader (opens the original)
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Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Michael Pintard said yesterday that the partyâs deputy leader, Shanendon Cartwright, has âevery rightâ to run for leader of the party if he decides to. Pintard was asked to respond to speculation that Cartwright is seeking the top post in the party. âNo, he hasnât indicated so, but he has every right to do so if he decides,â Pintard said outside Parliament. â[He is a] talented Bahamian and has a future in politics, so I have no concern.â Cartwr
Rollins points to unreliable mailboat service in south Long Isl. (opens the original)
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Noting progress on some key infrastructural projects in his constituency, Long Island MP Andre Rollins yesterday highlighted ongoing concerns about unreliable mailboat service to the southern part of the island. âThe mailboat service is the lifeline â economic lifeline â to support the communities ... and without it, we have tremendous difficulties in supporting the businesses and the residents of the community,â he said in the House of Assembly. âSenior citizens who require things to
FRC criticism shows system is working, Halkitis says (opens the original)
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Minister of Finance Michael Halkitis said yesterday that the Fiscal Responsibility Councilâs (FRCâs) latest reports show the systems in place are working, adding that the government âwelcomes constructive criticismâ. âThe observations contained in the Fiscal Responsibility Councilâs reports should not be viewed as evidence of a system that is failing,â he said in the House of Assembly. âRather, they are evidence of a system that is working. âIndependent oversight bodies are rev
PM: No fear of DEA operating in The Bahamas (opens the original)
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After government officials accused US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) agents of conducting ârogueâ undercover operations connected to alleged drug trafficking in The Bahamas, Prime Minister Philip Davis stated that the government does not fear the DEAâs investigations and only wishes for the US to follow the proper process. âWeâre not fearing anything. Itâs not a question of fearing targeting criminals,â Davis said yesterday. âWe all want to get criminals out, ensure that they pay
Govt and union break ground on Patrick S. Bain Subdivision (opens the original)
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The Bahamas Hotel, Catering and Allied Workers Union and the government yesterday broke ground on the Patrick S. Bain Subdivision, a housing project named in honor of the late trade unionist who launched the unionâs housing program in 2003. Located on Martinâs Close off Cowpen Road, the 2.59 acre subdivision will comprise of nine 1,220 square feet homes, featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms, hurricane proof windows, and nine feet ceilings. There will also be a nature park constructed dire
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