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Government, policy, and elections shaping the island.
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By Sir Ronald Sanders provides an impartial analysis of recent events in Guatemala, highlighting the importance of government oversight and careful legislation to prevent abuse of power and uphold the rule of law.
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Deputy President of the Senate, Elizabeth Thompson, opposes the appropriation of land and advocates for access and ownership for Barbadians, emphasizing the value of land as an asset and proposing a rental pool option for vacant properties.
The High Court rules against the Government's unilateral changes to employment regulations. Government ordered to consult with teachers' unions for new policy. Landmark decision.
Two independent senators question the government's guarantee of a $50 million loan from the Africa Import-Export Bank to upgrade Kensington Oval, raising concerns about repayment and the high interest rate.
Real estate expert Andrew Mallalieu advises authorities to halt land subdivision for residential plots due to the high number of vacant residential properties in Barbados.
