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Govt. Failed To Consult Businesses
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – FNM Leader Michael Pintard is accusing the government of failing to consult business owners impacted by the updated price control list.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Free National Movement Leader Michael Pintard is accusing the government of failing to consult business owners impacted by the decision to add thirty-eight items to the price control list.
The Prime Minister announcing the add-ons in a national address last month.
Pintard suggests there are other ways to ease the financial burden.
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