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The People’s Say - Barbados Today

  • Jan 19, 2022
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In an unprecedented move, a political candidate went to the High Court to try to block the January 19 general election from proceeding. Philip Catlyn of the Barbados Sovereignty Party had filed the application on the grounds that the exclusion of COVID-19 positive individuals from the election breaches Section 6 of the Representation of the […]

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