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The other side of Milton Cato… National Hero? - Searchlight

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The Union Island Uprising took place on December 7, a few days after the December 5 general election and was all about a small group of men who stormed the police station in Union Island and drove out the policemen stationed there. A State of Emergency and Dusk to Dawn Curfew were immediately declared throughout the whole state and Barbadian police were invited in to help maintain order. After a few...

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The other side of Milton Cato… National Hero? - Searchlight

The Union Island Uprising took place on December 7, a few days after the December 5 general election and was all about a small group of men who stormed the police station in Union Island and drove out the policemen stationed there. A State of Emergency and Dusk to Dawn Curfew were immediately declared throughout the whole state and Barbadian police were invited in to help maintain order. After a few...

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