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Gov’t Will Not Be Bullied Over Exuma Project

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper says the government won’t be bullied by investors amid the Sampson Cay development controversy, stressing the focus is on improving life for Exuma residents, not profit.

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10 months ago

October 18, 2025

Denielle Miller

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