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LocalPresident Charles Savarin on the Elderly: "They have shown resilience, ...
Sept. 13, 2019Dominicans must devote time to care for the elderly, especially those who are, unfortunately, disabled and poor and inadequately uncared for.
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LocalLennox Linton – Issues of Trust
Sept. 13, 2019It is not unusual for Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit to lapse into extended sessions of hagiography and adoration whenever they speak about, or listen to, him.
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LocalTwo Dominican students attending school in two Caribbean islands have ...
Sept. 13, 2019According to the Barbados Today newspaper, Dominique Lafond Queen's College student the daughter of obstetrician/gynecologist Dr. Geoffrey Lafond received grade 1's in Caribbean Studies, Chemistry, Physics, and Pure Mathematics, and ...
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LocalOvercoming Bad Politics part VI
Sept. 13, 2019In the five articles prior to the last one under this column, we discussed removing bad politics from our land. Last week we paused that discussion to address an extremely ...
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LocalIn Defense of Universal Suffrage
Sept. 13, 2019Dominicans have participated in fifteen elections since the successful struggle for universal adult suffrage. The first three of these elections were conducted without political parties. Now for the first time ...
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LocalGroup issues Final Report: Remove the roadblocks
Sept. 13, 2019Remove the roadblocks, restart the engine and drive the electoral reform vehicle up to the plateau of free and fair
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Overcoming Bad Politics Part V
Sept. 13, 2019In last week's articles we noted that the Skerrit-led Labour Party seeks to promote the false argument that political opponents seeking political office must be in a position to personally ...
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Local"He loved people"
Sept. 13, 2019Arnold C. Active was a loving, caring father to his five children: Ashworth, Dudley, Michael, Maureen and Beverly. As a family man, he and his loving wife, Evelyn, and adopted ...
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LocalMonelle Williams-Jno Baptiste (UWP) vs Dr. Adis King (DLP)
Sept. 13, 2019The St. Joseph Constituency consists of Layou, Mero, Bells and St. Joseph East and West.
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LocalNo more spliff arrests
Sept. 13, 2019Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit promises to decriminalise one ounce of marijuana. Critics say it's another superficial vote catching policy
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LocalTwenty one Graduate from LEAD
Sept. 13, 2019With the advice of letting one's attitude determine their altitude, 21 students of the Lead Institute graduated last week Friday.
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Overcoming Bad Politics Part IV
Sept. 13, 2019Following from the last three articles, we are continuing in this article to discuss how "bad politics" is adversely impacting our country's development progress.
