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Daily Archives: Dec 30, 2017

Governor seeks legal opinions on controversial bill

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Dec 30, CMC  — Governor John Rankin is continuing to take legal advice on giving assent to a controversial bill designed to replace same-sex marriage with “watered-down” domestic partnerships in this British Overseas Territory.

ECCO unable to pay royalties on schedule

CASTRIES, St. Lucia, Dec 30, CMC -The Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights (ECCO) says it is unable at this time to make any payment of royalties to its members scheduled for the final quarter of this year.

Exclusive: Russian tankers fueled North Korea via transfers at sea – sources

LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian tankers have supplied fuel to North Korea on at least three occasions in recent months by transferring cargoes at sea, according to two senior Western European security sources, providing an economic lifeline to the secretive Communist state.

Street protests hit Iran for third straight day as pro-government rallies held

DUBAI (Reuters) - Anti-government protests broke out in Iran for the third day running on Saturday as separate state-sponsored rallies were staged to mark the end of unrest that shook the country in 2009, according to Iranian news agencies and state media.

Second Man Chargerd in Richards' Murder

Police have charged a second man in the  Charlesworth Richards Jr murder investigations.

Mother and son ‘caught’ with gun and ammo

A mother and son will be spending New Year’s Day in jail since the police have charged them with unlawful possession of a modified firearm and ammunition.

Yorks woman confirms stolen vehicle recovered

Three days after a vehicle was stolen from outside her Yorks home, Neste Cabral is thanking the public for its assistance in finding the white Lexus SUV.

No local concerns over US flu cases

This country’s acting chief medical officer, Dr. James Knight, has suggested that there is no need for concern over flu-related complications and deaths currently being recorded in the U.S.

Rasta: Pending Decriminalisation Act only a stepping stone

High Priest Selah, of the Nyabinghi Theocracy Church, says the amendments to the Misuse of Drugs Act will only have a minor impact on his tribe since the new legal amount equates to “one chalice” during a religious ceremony.

Amendments will lead to Antiguan land ownership on Barbuda – MP Massiah

Independent parliamentarian Joanne Massiah says the proposed changes to the Barbuda Land Act opens the door to Antiguans eventually owning land on the sister isle, a charge the government has not denied.
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