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Struggling to buy gas? Blame Joe Biden

Dear Editor, Who would've thought that Bahamians would have to pay an astounding $7 for one gallon of gasoline? A 2022 Chevrolet Equinox gasoline tank holds 14.9 gallons. For Equinox owners on New Providence, to fill theirs would cost $110.11, which is over half the minimum wage.

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Bahamians are paying the price for Biden's Captain Planet war on the oil industry

Dear Editor, There was a Twitter post on Facebook alleging that a Bahamas Petroleum Retailers Association official stated that a gallon of gasoline had surpassed $7 at one particular service station in New Providence. A June 6 New York Post article stated that a Chevron station in Mendocino is charging $9.60 per gallon.

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University rejects FNM criticism over debate

UNIVERSITY of The Bahamas has rebuffed the Free National Movement's criticism of the pre-election series of debates it has organised with Verizon Media Group.

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FNM declines university debate

THE Free National Movement has explained why it will not take part in a series of political debates organised by University of The Bahamas and a private media group.

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Trump speech to Congress promises 'renewal of American spirit'

President Donald Trump has said the US is witnessing a "renewal of the American spirit", as he delivered his first speech to Congress...

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Roberts:IDB-financed survey good news for Christie

In light of the customary "mid-term blues" among voters, the results of an Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)-financed survey reported on in National Review yesterday are "very good news" for Prime Minister Perry Christie and "very bad news" for Opposition Leader Dr. Hubert Minnis, according to Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Chairman Bradley Roberts.

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2016: A year of conflict and challenge

The year just ended was encumbered with enormous encounters. The most memorable included the record murder count, the highest unemployment in recent history, the stoppage of the Baha Mar project, and significant shifts in the political landscape, just to mention a few.

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This week in The Bahamas (13-17 April 2015)

Urban Renewal Co-Chair responds to Auditor General Report

Responding to the Auditor General?s report on the Small Homes Repair Program, Co-Chair of the Urban Renewal Commission Algernon Allen said that in respect of the 11 contractors cited for failing to complete their designated scope of works valued at over $170,000, ?we?ve already taken them out (of the system) and there was a small number ...

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