Loretta Butler-Turner
Loretta Butler-Turner is a prominent Bahamian politician known for her role as a former leader of the Free National Movement (FNM) and her tenure as a Member of Parliament. She gained national attention for her leadership style and was notably the first woman to lead a major political party in The Bahamas. Butler-Turner has been involved in various political initiatives and is recognized for her advocacy on women’s rights and social issues. Her political career has been marked by both achievements and challenges, particularly during periods of intra-party rivalry, including her contentious relationship with former Prime Minister Hubert Minnis.
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Bahamas:
Loretta Butler-Turner is mentioned as one of the original interested parties in the signage standards initiative.
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Bahamas:
Loretta Butler-Turner helped drive the location’s restoration and clean-up when she was the area’s MP between 2007 and 2012.
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Bahamas:
Loretta Butler-Turner helped drive Fort Montagu Park’s restoration and clean-up when she was the area’s MP between 2007 and 2012.
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Bahamas:
Loretta Butler-Turner decided to run as an independent against the FNM and PLP in the last election.
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Bahamas:
Loretta Butler-Turner led the Rebel Seven group that wrested control of the FNM from Minnis.
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Bahamas:
Loretta Butler Turner was involved in the decision to remove Dr Minnis as Leader of the Opposition, which ultimately backfired.
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Bahamas:
Loretta Butler-Turner was a significant political figure and rival of Hubert Minnis.
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