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In reply to Cpate001. Q: What happens when a supermarket drastically increases its prices? A: You guessed it. Customers go elsewhere.

Un moment de partage et de convivialité ! Après les vœux du 9 janvier, les élus de Loire-Authion vous invitent à partager avec eux la traditionnelle galette. Une belle occasion de se rencontrer en toute simplicité sur un temps informel et convivial. Ouvert à tous, sans inscription. Corné Vendredi 16 janvier 19h // Espace du […]

Let's not release on bail please.

I have been a yearly visitor for over 30 years What I see and read about the "Caymanians" and "non caymanians" and "ex pats" reminds me off the US in the south in the 1950s. Pitting one group against another was a recipe for unrest then and I see such a wedge developing in Cayman. I have often wondered how CIG would allow so many people to live in shacks...literally shacks. The defense of no one can afford a home here because expats drive up the price doesn't justify it...there will always people who for whatever reason can not afford a home. That doesn't mean they don't deserve decent housing even if it has to be provided by the government. Low income and subsidized housing should have been introduced years ago in CI. I hope CIG uses some of this new found money to provide for their people in need. Stop blaming the one group for the failings of the other. Your government has the duty to provide for them. And it has failed to do so. The same applies to education