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This Week in Bahamian Politics

Check here for the past week in Bahamian Politics!

The Bahamas Weekly provides a category just for the political voices of The Bahamas, whether it be the Free National Movement, the Progressive Liberal Party, the Bahamas Democratic Movement, the National Development Party, or a place for anyone to write about their political opinion in The Bahamas.

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Changing politics in The Bahamas

Dear Editor, "The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but building the new." -- Socrates To progress forward, upward, onward and together as a nation we must first address the major societal flaws that we endure [...]
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Butler: Take politics out of airlift development

The government must put politics aside if it is to develop a successful national development strategy for the country's airlift and tourism product, according to a leading aviation official.
Speaking with Guardian Business, SkyBahamas President and CEO Randy Butler advocated the creation of an independent body to address issues facing The Bahamas' aviation sector, including capitalizing on the cou...

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Pandemic of politics

The Competent Authority has some explaining to do. On the heels of controversy over last week's entry of permanent resident donors, Eyewitness News reports that Lyford Cay resident Elizabeth Dingman, widow of the late billionaire philanthropist Michael Dingman, was granted entry via private aircraft last [...]
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DPM: Now is not the time for politics

Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Leader Philip Brave Davis' suggestion that the government is considering a proposal that will "force cuts" in all government ministries, including the salaries of public servants, is "irresponsible..."

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Ganja: race, politics and legalization

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'I'm staying in politics but don't know where'

GOLDEN Isles MP Vaughn Miller said he intends to remain in front-line politics, but he's mulling over whether to remain independent or become aligned with another party...

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Women in politics

We congratulate Dr. Mildred Hall-Watson on her election as president of the Senate. Her election is a further strengthening of the role of women in front-line politics in The Bahamas. Dr. Hall-Watson is a widely known and well-respected American-trained obstetrician/gynecologist. She has long been active [...]
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Delay in appointing US ambassador blamed on American internal politics

ALTHOUGH the Bahamas has not had a United States ambassador for nearly three years, two members of the Free National Movement suspect that the post has yet to be filled due to red tape in the US political system.

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