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Barbados: Mottley Declares Assets

Written bySkye Hernandez
Posted 11 July 2008 17 years ago

In the follow-up to Prime Minister David Thompson's first Budget Speech, Opposition Leader Mia Mottley declares her assets, becoming the first Barbadian politician to do so. De Standpipe and Bajan Global Report give the details of this surprise move.

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    […] Barbados: Mottley Declares AssetsIn the follow-up to Prime Minister David Thompson’s first Budget Speech, Opposition Leader Mia Mottley declares her assets, becoming the first Barbadian politician to do so. De Standpipe and Bajan Global Report give the details of this … […]

    13 July 2008, 7:04 am
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    […] Barbados: Mottley Declares AssetsIn the follow-up to Prime Minister David Thompson’s first Budget Speech, Opposition Leader Mia Mottley declares her assets, becoming the first Barbadian politician to do so. De Standpipe and Bajan Global Report give the details of this … […]

    14 July 2008, 7:19 am

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