Tis is not a chicken egg situation.First the crime happens. The problem is the lack in implementing the Rule of Law in the Bahamas. And THAT is the job of the government. If you let the numbers boys thieves get away with breaking the law, why should the average citizen not breaking the law?

"multi-layered" sounds like complicated, convoluted, smoke screen, maze-like, etc. pretty much summarizes the current Bahamian mess.

speaking of which, who will be working on the promise that RBCs private wealth management book stays in Nassau, Mr Pinder? Maybe his future employer Deltec will buy this, so he knew more?

u still in the hole? that's a scandal....

I suggest to use all the shit the government produces to fill up the potholes. At least that does not cost anything and it is a unlimited commodity. Once the potholes are filled, we can take the rest and build a second Mount Everest and offer tourists an extended skiing season. good diversification and we are finally putting all the shit to work.

too busy fighting over the bounty from selling B.E.C., rather.

nice, now they start shooting 14 years olds. seems they are running out of targets for shooting practice. sick world. sick country.

land bank. wait until the Nicaragua canal has opened.

agree with you. there are so many companies and people out there that need a country so the can set their own rules. Bermuda is too small and too restrictive, Cayman off the beaten path, Switzerland too evolving etc.. In Freeport you can set your own tax laws, produce, get people in - Freeport is the Paradise for the Libertarians billionnaires, and we cant find them? Here's a few names: Koch Industries, Peter Thiel, .... no rocket science. the only thing you need is to throw the GREED over board.

let the chaos begin. Don't think that there are even 5000 computers present on the island.