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Barbadians urged to attend constitutional reform meetings - Barbados Today

  • Oct 15, 2022
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Chairman of the Constitutional Reform Commission, Mr Justice (Retd) Christopher Blackman, is urging Barbadians to participate in the upcoming public meetings, and make suggestions for inclusion in the new Constitution of Barbados. Blackman made the comments ahead of the first meeting, which will be held on Sunday, October 16, at The St Michael School, Martindales […]

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