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Next BTVI President Has A Lot Of Work To Do, Says Union Chief

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – One day before Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute President, Dr. Linda Davis is set to leave office, President of the Bahamas Union of Auxiliary Professionals in Education, Ernesto Williams, says BTVI workers are ready for a new chapter, under new leadership.

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