What does FNM stand for?

Free National Movement (Bahamas)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Bahamian voters ousted their government and returned former Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham's party to power in parliamentary elections dominated by economic issues and political scandals, reports Reuters (May 3, 2007): Ingraham's Free National Movement (FNM), won 23 of the 41 seats in the House of Assembly and will form the new government to lead for the next five years, according to the state-owned ZNS television station.

Voters oust ruling party

Hubert Ingraham's Free National Movement won 23 seats in the 41-seat legislature, while Prime Minister Perry Christie's Progressive Liberal Party claimed the other 18, according to the government-owned Broadcasting Corporation of the Bahamas.

Voters oust prime minister in Bahamas

Hubert Ingraham, leader of the opposition Free National Movement, said Prime Minister Perrie Christie should not have waited until Immigration Minister Shane Gibson offered his resignation Sunday to remove him from the Cabinet.

Anna Nicole saga takes another political turn

RULING PARTY WINS NEARLY ALL SEATS IN BAHAMAS' PARLIAMENT NASSAU, Bahamas - The ruling Free National Movement (FNM) scored an overwhelming victory yesterday in the archipelago nation's election, capturing at least 33 of 40 seats in Parliament, election officials said.

AROUND THE WORLD

Official scolds Bahamas PM on Smith flap

His successor to lead the independent Commonwealth nation of 302,000 people will be either Tourism Minister Tommy Turnquest, the leader-designate of the incumbent Free National Movement, or Perry Christie, leader of the main opposition Progressive Liberal party.

ELECTIONS SET FOR MAY 2

Foreign companies have spent millions to build lavish beachfront hotels, spurred on by Igraham's Free National Movement (FNM), which came to power in 1992 on a platform of job creation and outside investment; South Africa's Sun International was the first major player to respond, buying the Paradise Island Resort from bankrupt Resorts International and investing US$800 million in the property.

DEVELOPMENT PROJECT STIRS PROTEST