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FNM Leader: We Believe the National Security Minister Should Resign as Well
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Hours after being roughed up and escorted out of the House of Assembly and later detained by police then released FNM Leader Michael Pintard, along with the party’s council members, met at party’s headquarters last evening for a special called meeting.
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