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DPP to appeal five-year firearms sentence - Vimarsana News

DPP to appeal five-year firearms sentence

Prosecutors intend to appeal after a magistrate imposed a five-year sentence on a suspected gun trafficker, whom he dubbed a “merchant of death”.

'We got nothing, we are forgotten,' says a survivor of the HMBS Flamingo sinking - Vimarsana News

'We got nothing, we are forgotten,' says a survivor of the HMBS Flamingo sinking

YEARS after Cuban military jet fighters attacked the HMBS Flamingo, stirring national unity among Bahamians, some Royal Bahamas Defence Force survivors believe they have not been sufficiently recognised and are disappointed about not being compensated for what happened.

Haiti - News : Zapping... - HaitiLibre.com : Haiti news 7/7 - Vimarsana News

Haiti - News : Zapping... - HaitiLibre.com : Haiti news 7/7

FLASH : FAd’H fall into an ambush - Deployment of the Mission before the end of May ? - Les Cayes : 13 bandits arrested - The financial manager of the « Tibwa » gang arrested - The Bahamas will send 150 soldiers to Haiti - Embassy of Haiti in Washington...

Haiti - FLASH : The DR will continue to expel Haitians and will not authorize refugee camps on its territory - Vimarsana News

Haiti - FLASH : The DR will continue to expel Haitians and will not authorize refugee camps on its territory

Asked this week on the BBC's HARDtalk program by British journalist Stephen Sackur, about possible changes in the Dominican Government's policy in the face of the humanitarian crisis that Haiti is going through...

Bahamas, Guyana eye facial recognition surveillance projects to fight crime - Vimarsana News

Bahamas, Guyana eye facial recognition surveillance projects to fight crime

Prime Minister Philip Davis of The Bahamas has called on citizens to accept and support a government surveillance project which includes facial recognition.