Bahamas Avoids EU Blacklist

Bahamas Avoids EU Blacklist

Despite doing little for Bahamians affected by Hurricane Irma, the Bahamas government was able to use that storm as an excuse to convince the EU into not blacklisting the island nation as a tax haven.

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Major Drug Dealer Returns Home From U.S.

September 27, 2015

Major Drug Dealer Returns Home From U.S.

Extradited Bahamian drug dealer Dwight Major returned to New Providence yesterday after spending seven years in prison in the United States for drug trafficking, police sources have confirmed. Major, 47, who was originally scheduled for release in May 2016, was granted a sentencing reduction earlier this year by a federal court. Major pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import marijuana and cocaine into Florida in October 2008 and was sentenced in July 2009.

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