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Union President Fires Back Against Cuban Teachers
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – BUT President Belinda Wilson gives the Ministry of Education until tomorrow to respond to B.U.T’s call for an investigation into the recently hired Cuban teachers who are unable to speak English.
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