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Hi Jamaica GirlWe are dropping by to wish you good luck.Here is a story idea for you…Compare the differences in law (if any) between Jamaica and Barbados as far as politicians having to declare campaign donations and how they are to be handled. Barbados Prime Minister Owen Arthur was caught putting a $750,000 “campaign donation” cheque into his personal bank account “for later transfer to the party” (ha ha!)Guess what? It is not illegal in Barbados.How about in Jamaica?Write an article comparing the two and we’ll be happy to feature it and connect to your blog in a major story.cheers!Cliverton, Marcus, Shona, George, Robert & Auntie Moses
Barbados Free Press
Somewhere near Grape Hall, Barbados