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Barefoot Bandit

Barefoot Bandit Busted in the Bahamas by the Royal Bahama Police Force

On Sunday 4th July, 2010 the Royal Bahamas Police Force received information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Country Attaché at the US Embassy Nassau,

The Bahamas Senator's Right to Libel?

Sidney Sweeting, DDS 5th August 2010
A Bahamian Parliamentarian can stand on the floor of the House and make false accusations against any citizen which could damage or ruin the reputation of any company, organization or individual. The Bahamas must amend its law on Parliamentary Privilege.

PLP Rhetoric: Continually Dividing to Conquer the Bahamas

Rick Lowe 19th July 2010
When a system allows inconsistencies like this, and Parliamentarians are allowed to make fictitious charges without merit, is there any wonder people lose respect for each other?

Bahamas Prime Minister Ingrahm's 2010 Independence Day Message

BIS 10th July 2010
Our young people should know that The Bahamas is a fortunate country, where the rights of citizens are recognized and protected in law. They can be proud too of the social and cultural freedoms they enjoy, including the freedom of speech and expression and of religion and of movement.

Clinton: Release of Cuban Political Prisoners a Positive Sign

Stephen Kaufman 9th July 2010
The move follows the death in February of dissident Orlando Zapata, who had been on a hunger strike in prison, and the continued hunger strike by Guillermo Fariñas, who has been protesting Cuba’s imprisonment of political activists.

Should The Bahamas rethink the educational agreement with Cuba?

Rick Lowe 8th July 2010
Hiring Cubans to help improve the educational system is perfectly acceptable, but if they are Slave to the Cuban Bondsman Regime, that goes against everything The Bahamas was founded on.
 
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