Progressive Liberal Party Senator Michael Halkitis yesterday defended the presence of the party's leadership at a mass union rally on Wednesday night.
The rally was called to address workers on the proposed sale of the Bahamas Telecommunications Company to Cable and Wireless Communications for $210 million plus stamp tax.
Top leaders of the PLP, including deputy leader Philip Brave Davis, party chairman Bradley Roberts, Opposition House Leader and West End and Bimini MP Obie Wilchcombe, Bain and Grants Town MP?Bernard Nottage and Elizabeth MP?Ryan Pinder attended the rally.
Yesterday Halkitis said with the help of the labor movement in 1967, the PLP was able to usher in majority rule in the c ...

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