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Posteado por:  zephyr
Publicado el:  Jan 17, 2009

  Haiti, a report card, one year later
By Jean H Charles: Last year on January 1st 2007, I wrote an essay entitled: ‘Haiti must engage in a mode of urgency to catch up with the rest of the Caribbean.” One year later, it is now time for a report card on, how Haiti has faired in its praxis of good governance. A caveat is in...... [view]
Posteado por:  zephyr
Publicado el:  Sep 7, 2008

  Bahamas Police Chief Opposes Cops In Public Schools, and Legalizing Gaming For Locals
Top Cop rejects placing police in schools: By CANDIA DAMES, NG News Editor - Nassau, Bahamas: Acting Commissioner of Police Reginald Ferguson expressed opposition to placing police officers in schools, and was against legalizing gaming for Bahamians, when he appeared before the House...... [view]
Posteado por:  zephyr
Publicado el:  Sep 4, 2008

  Police Intelligence In The Bahamas
Assassination attempts foiled: By CANDIA DAMES, Guardian News Editor - Nassau, Bahamas: The Royal Bahamas Police Force is increasingly driven by intelligence-led policing, which has thwarted assassination attempts on magistrates, prosecutors and witnesses, Acting Commissioner of Police...... [view]
Posteado por:  zephyr
Publicado el:  Apr 7, 2008

  Bahamas Police Chief Says There's No Need For Police In Public Schools
Police Chief Says No Need For Police In Schools: By Kendea Jones - Nassau, Bahamas: Despite violent episodes at two public high schools last week, Acting Commissioner of Police Reginald Ferguson maintains there is no need for police to be stationed at schools. "People have to realize...... [view]
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