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Independence celebrations: PM Mottley rally Barbadians to continue work to develop country - Barbados Today
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Thousands of residents and visitors gathered at the Kensington Oval on Wednesday as they joined in the annual Independence Day Parade and awards ceremony to mark Barbados’ first anniversary as a parliamentary republic and its 56th year of being an independent nation. During her Independence Day speech, Prime Minister Mia Mottley thanked residents for their […]

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