Barbados prepares for fifth round of mutual evaluation

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October 6, 2026

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Barbados is preparing for its fifth round of mutual evaluation on money laundering and terrorist financing.

Attorney General Wilfred Abrahams says this time the country must show that its laws are working in practice.

He says the fourth round of evaluation focused on whether Barbados had the necessary laws and structures in place.

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