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Cooper Says Delivery Drove Re-election
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – While speaking to reporters at Government House for the swearing of Prime Minister Philip Davis this week, former tourism minister, Chester Cooper pointed to the country’s economic recovery, strong tourism performance, and government’s ability to follow through on many of its major campaign promises as the reason for re-election.
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Cooper Says Delivery Drove Re-election
Jerome Fitzgerald Returns to Frontline Politics
Myles Laroda Takes on a New Portfolio in National Security
Leslia Miller-Brice, Re-elected to the Seabreeze Seat in Landslide Fashion
Taking Off for Summer: Bookings, New Routes, New Minister
iShowSpeed Visits The Bahamas
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