Free National Movement.
political party
- Reports this week
- 2
- Active events
- 1
- Connections
- 46
What's happening
Active this week
Earlier this month
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The Free National Movement leader chaired the Public Accounts Committee while operating within the Bahamas.Some support1 report
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Michael Halkitis moved a resolution in Parliament regarding the debt refinancing of Grand Bahama Power Company.Some support3 reports
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The Free National Movement was defeated by the Progressive Liberal Party in the recent election.Some support3 reports
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The FNM government signed an agreement for a Grand Bahama project, while the Prime Minister was questioned in Parliament about misleading statements.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The Progressive Liberal Party chairman criticized the Free National Movement regarding alleged fund mismanagement.Some support1 report
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The Free National Movement questioned the government over the removal of the National Investment Fund and sought information from the Central Bank Governor.Some support5 reports1 development inside
One to three months ago
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Political figures, including members of the Free National Movement, are involved in a committee regarding administration contracts in Grand Bahama.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Hubert Minnis is enjoying his style in opposition.Some support3 reports
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Leader Pintard has accused the Davis administration of mishandling the finances of BPL.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Opposition scrutinizes the Davis administration over alleged corruption, including links to narco-trafficking and drug conspiracies involving government housing contracts.Some support1 report
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Sir Cecil contested a seat in Eleuthera in 1956.Some support1 report
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JoBeth Coleby-Davis represents the administration regarding energy reform, while the Free National Movement criticizes the government over power issues in New Providence.Some support17 reports3 developments inside
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The Free National Movement criticized the Public Hospitals Authority's handling of public health failures.Some support1 report
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The Progressive Liberal Party is defending the spending of the Bahamas Public Parks and Beaches Authority as an economic stimulus, amidst calls for oversight and accountability.Some support3 reports
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Michael Halkitis is defending a transaction against scrutiny from the Free National Movement, which is questioning the government's actions.Some support4 reports
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Philip Davis is a leader of the Free National Movement.Some support2 reports
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The Free National Movement and the Progressive Liberal Party are major political parties in the Bahamas.Some support3 reports5 developments inside
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The Free National Movement benefited from the leadership of Cornelius A. Smith, Dion Foulkes, Arthur Foulkes, Frank Watson, and Janet Bostwick.Some support1 report
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Political parties commented on ongoing power issues and a government spending controversy regarding power bills.Some support1 report
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Political rivalry between the Free National Movement and Progressive Liberal Party impacts civil service hiring practices.Some support1 report
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The Free National Movement administration caused power outages in New Providence, leading to political commentary from Fred Mitchell.Some support1 report
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The Free National Movement argued that government claims regarding progress in the public health system were undermined.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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A court injunction blocked demolition efforts on North Andros, following a task force assessment of the island.Some support1 report
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Allegations of drug trafficking are now affecting the financial integrity of The Bahamas, involving the Free National Movement.Some support1 report
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The Free National Movement and Fred Mitchell are involved in a dispute over a plane crash incident.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The Free National Movement was accused of damaging the country's reputation.Some support1 report
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FNM leader attempts to table a US criminal complaint in the House of Assembly.Some support1 report
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Around Free National Movement this week
News at the entities that move Free National Movement most-
House of Assembly StructuralDr Andre Rollins accused the government in the House of Assembly, and the Public Hospitals Authority appealed a ruling against Princess Margaret Hospital.Moves Free National Movement
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Cartwright StructuralCartwright returned to Bryan to engage in community service.Moves Free National Movement
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supreme court StructuralHamas-led attacks triggered multiple wars, while a Supreme Court ruling forced military drafting and Likud leads the far-right coalition.Moves Free National Movement
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Grand Bahama OperationalFinancial scrutiny links Grand Bahama's governance to Denmark.Moves Free National Movement
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parliament StructuralA Guardian investigation has prompted scrutiny of BBC reporting, involving media oversight bodies like Ofcom and Parliament.Moves Free National Movement
Connections
The 40 strongest of 46, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Philip Davis Structural
Philip Davis holds a leadership role within the Free National Movement.
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House of Assembly Structural
The Free National Movement operates within the formal legislative structure of the House of Assembly, subject to its scrutiny and utilizing its committees.
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Cartwright Structural
Cartwright serves as the Deputy Leader of the Free National Movement.
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Grand Bahama Operational
FNM actively operates and influences the political and development landscape of Grand Bahama through agreements and criticism.
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Progressive Liberal Party Operational
The two parties are major political rivals in The Bahamas, engaged in active competition for government power.
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parliament Structural
The Free National Movement relies on the parliament for the approval and passage of its policies and appointments.
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Dion Foulkes Structural
FNM benefited from the leadership provided by Dion Foulkes.
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Michael Halkitis Operational
FNM actively challenges and demands accountability from Michael Halkitis and the government he represents.
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Kingsley Smith Structural
Kingsley Smith serves as a member of the Free National Movement, a political body.
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Fred Mitchell Operational
The relationship is characterized by sustained political conflict and active disputes between the individual and the government agency.
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Hubert Ingraham Structural
Hubert Ingraham led the Free National Movement to victory in 1992.
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Davis Operational
The relationship is characterized by active political disputes and criticism regarding compensation and professional conduct.
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Cornelius A. Smith Operational
The Free National Movement benefited functionally from the leadership of Cornelius A. Smith.
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JoBeth Coleby-Davis Operational
FNM actively criticizes JoBeth Coleby-Davis and her administration's policies and handling of crises, calling for her removal.
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Hubert Minnis Operational
Minnis actively operates in opposition to the Free National Movement, causing political challenges.
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Arthur Foulkes Structural
The Free National Movement benefited functionally from the leadership and influence of Arthur Foulkes.
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supreme court Structural
The Supreme Court issued an injunction that blocked the Free National Movement's demolition efforts.
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New Providence Operational
FNM actively influences and impacts local conditions in New Providence through political criticism and service disruptions.
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Progressive Liberal Party Operational
The two parties are political rivals who actively competed against each other for leadership and influence.
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Central Bank Operational
The Central Bank and the Free National Movement engage in mutual scrutiny regarding fund management and operational obligations.
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Jerome Fitzgerald Structural
Jerome Fitzgerald serves as an official within the current Davis administration.
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New Providence Transactional
New Providence purchased vouchers for development projects facilitated by the Free National Movement.
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John Rolle Operational
FNM actively seeks information and data from the Central Bank Governor.
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government Operational
Free National Movement challenges the government regarding fiscal management and transparency.
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Janet Bostwick Operational
Janet Bostwick's leadership provided benefits to the Free National Movement.
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Chester Cooper Operational
The relationship is characterized by political opposition, where the Free National Movement criticizes the government regarding issues such as school closures.
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Eleuthera Shared context
The government agency operates within the geographical context of the location.
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Public Hospitals Authority Operational
The political party FNM actively criticizes the Public Hospitals Authority regarding public health service failures.
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Michela Barnett-Ellis Structural
Michela Barnett-Ellis serves as a member of a committee associated with the Free National Movement.
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Davis Structural
Davis is associated with the administration of Free National Movement, which awarded no-bid contracts.
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Gardiner Operational
FNM is actively focusing on or accusing Gardiner in a political context.
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Frank Watson Operational
FNM benefited from the leadership provided by Frank Watson.
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Kwasi Thompson Structural
Kwasi Thompson holds a role as a member of a committee associated with the Free National Movement.
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Nassau Shared context
The government agency FNM operates within the geographic context of Nassau, Bahamas.
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West Grand Bahama Shared context
FNM, a political party, operated within the jurisdiction of West Grand Bahama during a by-election.
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Zhivargo Laing Mentioned together
Zhivargo Laing is mentioned in the context of potential conversations with the Free National Movement.
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North Andros Shared context
A government agency is conducting a task force assessment regarding the island of North Andros.
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Grand Cay Shared context
Grand Cay and the Free National Movement share a political and geographic context.
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Bimini Shared context
FNM participated in a by-election held in Bimini.
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COOPER Operational
Cooper is actively engaged in political opposition against claims made by the Free National Movement.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
3 events- GBPA established a free-trade zone on Grand Bahama, while FNM leaders criticized government development plans.
- The Free National Movement leader chaired the Public Accounts Committee while operating within the Bahamas.
- Michael Halkitis moved a resolution in Parliament regarding the debt refinancing of Grand Bahama Power Company.
September 2026
4 events- The FNM government signed an agreement for a Grand Bahama project, while the Prime Minister was questioned in Parliament about misleading statements.
- The Progressive Liberal Party chairman criticized the Free National Movement regarding alleged fund mismanagement.
- Opposition scrutinizes the Davis administration over alleged corruption, including links to narco-trafficking and drug conspiracies involving government housing contracts.
- Sir Cecil contested a seat in Eleuthera in 1956.
August 2026
10 events- The Free National Movement questioned the government over the removal of the National Investment Fund and sought information from the Central Bank Governor.
- Political figures, including members of the Free National Movement, are involved in a committee regarding administration contracts in Grand Bahama.
- Hubert Minnis is enjoying his style in opposition.
- Leader Pintard has accused the Davis administration of mishandling the finances of BPL.
- The Free National Movement criticized the Public Hospitals Authority's handling of public health failures.
- Philip Davis is a leader of the Free National Movement.
- The Free National Movement benefited from the leadership of Cornelius A. Smith, Dion Foulkes, Arthur Foulkes, Frank Watson, and Janet Bostwick.
- Political parties commented on ongoing power issues and a government spending controversy regarding power bills.
- Political rivalry between the Free National Movement and Progressive Liberal Party impacts civil service hiring practices.
- The Free National Movement administration caused power outages in New Providence, leading to political commentary from Fred Mitchell.
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July 2026
3 events- The Free National Movement was defeated by the Progressive Liberal Party in the recent election.
- The Free National Movement argued that government claims regarding progress in the public health system were undermined.
- A court injunction blocked demolition efforts on North Andros, following a task force assessment of the island.
June 2026
8 events- JoBeth Coleby-Davis represents the administration regarding energy reform, while the Free National Movement criticizes the government over power issues in New Providence.
- The Progressive Liberal Party is defending the spending of the Bahamas Public Parks and Beaches Authority as an economic stimulus, amidst calls for oversight and accountability.
- Michael Halkitis is defending a transaction against scrutiny from the Free National Movement, which is questioning the government's actions.
- The Free National Movement and the Progressive Liberal Party are major political parties in the Bahamas.
- Allegations of drug trafficking are now affecting the financial integrity of The Bahamas, involving the Free National Movement.
- The Free National Movement and Fred Mitchell are involved in a dispute over a plane crash incident.
- The Free National Movement was accused of damaging the country's reputation.
- FNM leader attempts to table a US criminal complaint in the House of Assembly.