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Iga Swiatek Wins The Tennis World's Biggest Trophy.
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The exhilaration was shared by tennis star Agnieszka Radwanska, who is the first Polish player in the Open Era to reach a Grand Slam singles final in 2012, when he stormed into the Wimbledon Championships final and lost to Serena Williams.

"Congratulations, Iga Swiatek! A fabulous showing for tennis," Radwanska posted on Instagram.

Poland's President Andrzej Duda also expressed his public endorsement. "Great thanks and congratulations for Iga Swiatek! A historic day for Poland, for Polish sport and for Polish tennis. Bravo!" he tweeted.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki also followed suit, tweeting "Huge congratulations to Iga Swiatek, who has achieved today the success of her life and – I am convinced – just the first success in the Grand Slam. Amazing story written by this young girl on the Roland Garros courts! Paris is Polish today!"










































































































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Tourist Actives Postponed In CAICOS ISLAND
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BEACHES Resort and Spa is holding the Government’s feet to the fire, refusing to reopen its huge revenue generating resort until a long running tax dispute is resolved to its satisfaction. 
On Friday, October 9, five days before the resort was slated to reopen its doors, it announced it would not be doing so - at least until negotiations with the Government are complete.
The hotel is now slated for a November 18 reopening, more than a month later than the previously announced October 14 date. 
Since before July 24, when the resort took the tax dispute public, Beaches said it has been trying to settle the issue. 

It is only until recently that it reported favourable news that negotiations with the Government are continuing.   
"Negotiations with the Government are ongoing and Beaches will continue to make every effort to have these matters fairly resolved,” the resort said in its October 9 press statement.
"There is absolutely no reason why this matter cannot be resolved before the end of October as the issues are not new and have been discussed time and time again for four years.

"Beaches is deeply concerned about the impact on its team and the wider community in the delayed reopening particularly since this year has presented horrendous difficulties for so many. 

"Beaches is ready, willing and able to start negotiations immediately.”

The company stated that the Government’s inaction for nearly four years forced them to delay their reopening.  

"To date, the Government has not demonstrated the same care and deep concern for the citizens and communities of the TCI, by allowing this matter to remain unresolved for so long.  

"We hope and trust that the Government will treat this matter with the speed, sincerity and good faith that it demands.”











































































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