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Holding France Accountable is Key to Solving Haiti Crisis
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The first step to solving the crisis in Haiti is to hold the colonizer accountable, according to the head of the Bahamian Rastafarian community.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The first step to solving the crisis in Haiti is to hold the colonizer accountable, according to the head of the Bahamian Rastafarian community.
High Priest for the Bahamian Rastafarian community Rithmond McKinney says while he does not support illegal squatting, he wants those agitating for demolition, to be more humane.
The high priest is also calling on CARICOM heads of government to raise their voices to first world countries in combating these issues.
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