The opposition in the Bahamas, led by Michael Pintard, accuses the Davis administration of managing funds outside the established rules for the National Investment Fund. Pintard demands accountability for 700 million dollars, claiming that the government has lied to the public. The governor of the Central Bank confirmed the absence of a formal meeting of the fund's board of directors, raising questions about the legality of the transactions made.
Pintard's Accusations: The Government Faces Controversial Management of 700 Million Dollars
This article was updated at 04:15.