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'Tourism’s Takeover: Locals Have Nowhere To Play'

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Although the Old Airport Strip or “KaKa-Bef” had been marked for closure to renovate the airport since about 2018-2019 under a different administration, this time it seems like it will actually come to pass. Responses from the general public have been mixed, however, this is the latest in a series of events where Saint Lucians […]

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