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From the 2004 coup d’état against President Jean Bertrand Aristide until 2017, Haiti was occupied militarily initially by US and Canadian troops and

Prime Minister Philip Davis, who has come under fire repeatedly from the opposition for his frequent trips abroad, yesterday said it is important for The Bahamas to stand up and be heard on the world stage and establish bonds with like-minded nations. “It is important, more so today than ever, to stand up for The

The government’s budgeted expenditure for travel and subsistence in the 2022/2023 fiscal year has increased from $14.8 million to $18.8 million. The increases, which include totals for both domestic and international travel and subsistence, total $3,963,532. The numbers are part of the government’s revised figures in its 2022/2023 Supplementary Budget of Draft Estimates of Revenue

In this episode, we interview Alejandro Rusconi about the Seventh Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, (CELAC), which was held Tuesday, January 24 in Buenos Aires and hosted by CELAC President Pro-Tempore Alberto Fernandez, current President of Argentina. We will discuss the role of social movements in creating a comprehensive agenda for regional integration and multilateralism.

Former Immigration Minister A. Loftus Roker said yesterday there’s no sense that the government is placing a strong enough focus on The Bahamas’ illegal immigration problem and chided current minister, Keith Bell, for previously declaring there was no crisis even as the situation was clearly worsening. “He doesn’t know what he’s talking about,” Roker said.