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Marco City MP: We Ought To Keep The Faith
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Very little progress for Grand Bahama’s economy and burdensome policies for businesses. Just some of the criticisms levied by the Opposition Leader in an interview with Our News recently.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Very little progress for Grand Bahama’s economy and burdensome policies for businesses. Just some of the criticisms levied by the Opposition Leader in an interview with Our News recently. Here’s a look at what he had to say.
Opposition Leader and Marco City MP Michael Pintard doubling down on his criticism of the Davis Administration, claiming their policies on business are too burdensome.
He is especially critical of their handling of Grand Bahama’s economy, which he claims is still neglected, despite all the time they’ve had in office to try and tackle the issues.
The laundry list of criticisms against government include the handling of BPL, tourism numbers and financial reports, as well as allegations of mishandling public funds.
The laundry list of criticisms against government include the handling of BPL, tourism numbers and financial reports, as well as allegations of mishandling public funds.
Having recently defended and won leadership of the FNM, Pintard says he’s now focused on the next general election, campaigning on a platform of a stronger economy.
The Marco City MP also sharing this message for Grand Bahamians skeptical of a bounce back.
Reporting for Our New, i’m Joshua Williams.
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