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Intervention by P.M Davis at the opening session of the Heads of Summit Meeting of CELAC

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Prime Minister Hon. Phillip Davis, K.C

Please see Remarks by Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, the Hon. Philip Davis at CELAC in Buenos Aires, Argentina, January 24, 2023.

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From: Bahamas Information Services

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