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Barbados’ foreign policy being challenged in court

From The Courts Antoinette Connell Antoinette Connell -
The Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration (CMPI) has mounted a legal challenge to Barbados’ foreign policy, calling on it for urgent action in...

Labour movement weak, says Denny

Editors Pick Sherrylyn Clarke Sherrylyn Clarke -
Barbados’ labour movement is a shadow of its former self, says general secretary of the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration David Denny.Yesterday while...

Cave’s family wants to hold rally

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The family of Shaquon Cave, who died while in police custody, made an application to the Commissioner of Police to stage a rally on...

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