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1992 Standard Bearers
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Free National Movement hosted a panel discussion at its Mackey Street headquarters with four of the 1992 standard bearers.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Free National Movement hosted a panel discussion at its Mackey Street headquarters on Friday afternoon, with four of the 1992 standard bearers; Ambassador Alvin Smith, Carl Bethel, Dame Janet Bostwick and Rome Italia Johnson.
The women of the group reflect on their days of serving as political giants and the legacy of their impact.
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