Over the past six months, Andrea Lo flew from Hong Kong to Barbados, via London and New York and back again via a cobweb of travel restrictions. Here’s what she found
wuh since they have been stealing the creative work of children sitting CXC for decades, selling it out for millions of dollars, don’t give the children recognition or a dime of the money received for their work, you really believe they are going to give a Black man recognition, let alone a dime for his concept for helping save their sorry, uncreative, no nothing, nobody useless lives…dream on.
PLT will always be remembered for saving the island in 2020, while they will ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AS THIEVES..and LIARS…
this is proof how they operate with anyone of African ancestry, they don’t believeryou deserve to have anything even if it’s yours, they don’t value Black lives and believe you should sit and take the discrimination, disenfranchisement and human rights violation they dish out and have for decades, they are the lowest form of life, and RABID anti black negros.
Barbados Today
From Ireland to Barbados – Yvonne’s Year on a Paradise Island
Article by Natasha King
To say that Yvonne Campbell loves to travel and explore the world would be an understatement. She picked up her affinity for wanderlust during her university years and in her early 20’s Yvonne decided that long term travelling would be a part of her life going forward. At that point she had never travelled on her own but that all changed one day when she looked for the cheapest flight she could find and made her way to Montego Bay, Jamaica for three weeks. “It was a defining moment for me because it kind of gave me the attitude that if I could get through that I could get through anything, and not because it was a bad experience but it was certainly challenging travelling on my own as a woman and there were many cultural differences and even though I had lived in London which is very multicultural…..a culture within a context is very different to what you experience in pe
Provided by Dow Jones By Jeff Opdyke By earning an income locally and by paying into the local tax system, you ll be eligible to access a network of local services, and even take advantage of certain U.S. tax breaks In the summer of 2018, I was given the chance to write, as a contract freelancer, from anywhere in Europe I wanted to call home. And, so, I set about a task that increasing numbers of Americans are undertaking these days: looking for a country that would accept me not just as a long-term resident, but as a legal remote worker. That s not actually as simple as it might sound.
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The 13th edition of the Barbados International Finance &
Business (BIF&B) magazine is available online and in print.
The annual magazine, a publication of Invest Barbados (IB),
highlights the Barbados value proposition and the several
investment opportunities available, particularly for global
businesses. It highlights several informative and thought-provoking
articles written by industry experts on topics including
international insurance, global banking, medicinal cannabis, wealth
management, as well as several case studies from companies who have
successfully set up businesses on island.
This year s publication also features a message from