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Caribbean & Central America - July 2019
Barbados: Government promises new anti-corruption laws
On 26 June, Barbados’ attorney general, Dale Marshall, pledged “zero tolerance” for corruption and that four pieces of legislation would be introduced by Independence Day on 30 November.
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