"$450m investment spread over a 20-year period" or $22.5m a year. Or enough for the government to pay one lawsuit per year and operating costs to process through the legal system.

This is currently irrelevant. We have much bigger issues that the Bahamas has complete independence to address but isn't. Let's address the bigger issues first.

What will this cost the Bahamas? What will we truly gain? What will we do with those gains?

We need concrete responses to these questions. Any discussions without this are pointless and a distraction.

Yes, give the people reasonable opportunities for a good life and they would avoid crime

Our country is captured by corruption. Nothing will change without the people assembling and rising up against the status quo

Poor city management. The Government is responsible to set the standards, enforce them and create the conditions for competent people to have opportunities to execute the country's vision. Unfortunately, our country still operates like an old British trading post with "Lords" who rule over the country with no progressive vision for the people and society. Their goal is to hold on to power and continue their comfortable lifestyle.

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss

Unusual outfit for the Bahamas

yes sir

I wonder how long before they start closing the comment section of the Tribune. Don't want people freely sharing ideas about corruption

Those dudes are protected. As of last week, we have a new ambassador with the title "His Excellency" Sebas Bastian. Now he has diplomatic immunity.

Our country is a dump of absolute corruption. The good people are oppressed.