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HAMILTON, Bermuda, CMC - Bermuda has begun counting the cost after Royal Caribbean, which owns the fire-damaged liner Grandeur of the Seas, confirmed the ship will miss its next six sailings.

31 May, 2013

Associate Member, Bermuda, News

No politics in e-mail probe

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad - The man leading the probe into “emailgate” said yesterday there was no prejudice in the investigation and he will not let politics tarnish his work.

31 May, 2013

Member, News, Trinidad and Tobago

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