Monthly Archives: May 2009
Government Admits Barbados Anti-Money Laundering Authority Acted Illegally and Without Authority For Two Years
International Embarrassment For Barbados For over two years, personnel of the Barbados Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) illegally shared confidential financial, banking and other information with law enforcement agencies and governments around the world. Just one little problem: AMLA personnel had … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Anti-Money Laundering, Barbados Money Laundering, Money Laundering
Barbados Cave-In Deaths: Codrington Family Cries Out – Wants Justice, Not Cover-Up
No Inquest Called: Family Died When Home Collapsed Into Known Cave There are many villains who must bear responsibility for the deaths of an entire Barbados family whose members died after their house fell into a collapsing cave at Arch … Continue reading →
Time To Obtain Justice In Barbados Courts: 17 Years… or Never
Caribbean Court of Justice Hammers Barbados Courts Again Looking for justice in Barbados? Don’t hold your breath. Barbados courts can move swiftly if the ruling party needs a judgment or some stamp of approval on the expropriation of land, but … Continue reading →
Filed under Barbados, Barbados Government, Corruption, Cotton, Crime & Law, Ethics, Freedom Of Information, Freedom Of The Press, Human Rights, Offshore Investments, Political Corruption, Politics, Politics & Corruption, Real Estate
Tagged as Barbados, Barbados Cotton, Barbados Courts, Barbados Island Cotton, Barbados Justice System, Barbados Sea Cotton, Cotton, Island Cotton, Sea Island, Sea Island Cotton
New York Times Editorial Reflects Growing US Assault On Offshore Banking – What Should Barbados Do?
The Swiss and Their Secrets A New York Times editorial is calling upon the United States government to reject any deal with Switzerland that would let 52,000 American citizens off the hook for having unreported Swiss bank accounts. This “get … Continue reading →
Panamanians Searching For Barbados Relatives
Dear Barbados Free Press, My wife and I recently returned to Barbados after our trip to Panama City, Republic of Panama,Central America – from April 13th – 16th 2009) for the 3rd Indigenous Leaders Summit of the Americas; while there … Continue reading →
