Letters to the Editor

Prison bus crash

Regardless of who was right or wrong . . .

Are we really facing gambling's dangers?

I write to reflect on times past that now seem to have come upon us again.

Over the last several days the media (printed) has been inundated with the issue of a discrepancy between the PMH reports of crimes of gun violence and those of the police statistics published by the Royal Bahamas Police Force.

Partnership to tackle trafficking

Irregular migration, including human smuggling and trafficking in persons, is a complex challenge which the United States and The Bahamas continue to address as neighbors and partners.

The question of political succession

In recent times there has been much speculation and unadulterated boorish talk about leadership succession within both the ruling PLP and the debilitated FNM.

Against new captive dolphin facilities

I am writing to offer EARTHCARE’s unequivocal support to reearth with respect to the Blackbeard’s Cay Judicial Review case.

It is time for a woman to lead us

EDITOR, The Tribune.

Shifting the blame for the murder crisis

EDITOR, The Tribune.

If he returns . . . a vertible rebuttal

EDITOR, The Tribune

Crime figures

EDITOR, The Tribune.

Reverence for Pindling by the PLP

The Progressive Liberal Party government in its current tenure had several main goals it had set out to accomplish after winning the election: (1) Implement VAT, which will crush the poor and needy; (2) regulate the numbers industry, which will benefit the wealthy numbers men and their cronies; (3) pass the stem cells legislation, which is to the benefit of billionaire Peter Nygard; and (4) find more ways to idolize the country’s first PM, Sir Lynden O Pindling.

The Tribune