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CTUSAB criticizes Barbados government's 2025 Budget for failing to address price gouging and high living costs, calling for stronger consumer protection laws and more affordable basic necessities.
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High Court judge sentences Peter O’Donald Corbin to 35 years for murder of Sandra-Ann Burrowes, with deductions leading to 16.5 years served. Concurrent sentences for additional firearm offense.
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley stands firm on the issue of Cuban medical personnel, willing to risk her US visa over a lack of agreement. She emphasizes the vital role Cuban healthcare workers played during the pandemic.
Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne criticizes the Barbadian Government for acting without public consultation, particularly regarding the Holetown project. Concerns raised about historical interests and community opposition to tourism development plans.
Workers cleaning Sargassum Seaweed beaches to be paid from $43.3 million Ministry fund. Funds allocated for fisherfolk, hurricane repairs, garbage trucks, and agricultural projects. Ministerial breakdown of allocations provided.
