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Self-government is suspended amid reports of serious corruption
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103. The Turks and Caicos loses independence

A very British coupAug 20th 2009 | PORT OF SPAIN From The Economist print edition

Self-government is suspended amid reports of serious corruption

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THE self-rule that the Turks and Caicos islands have enjoyed for 33 years was taken away on August 14th, when Britain removed their elected premier, cabinet and assembly, and suspended most of their constitution. For the next two years or so the islands, whose population is around 38,000, will be run by their governorthe representative of Queen Elizabeth.
Britain felt it had few choices, following the publication last month of a report by an inquiry, headed by Sir Robin Auld, a former British judge, which found a "high probability of systemic corruption" in the tiny country's government, with ministers apparently bribed by foreign property developers. Sir Robin described the situation as a "national emergency". He recommended a police investigation of Michael Misick, who resigned as premier in March but denies wrongdoing, and other government figures. The report noted Mr Misick's reputation for enjoying a "Hollywood lifestyle" and said his spending habits "far exceeded his salary and allowances".
Thirty years ago the islanders scratched a living from infertile soil, salt pans and fishing. White sands and clear waters have since spurred a tourist boom, with an added fillip from offshore finance. A steady flow of rich white expats and impoverished Haitians has swollen the population.

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Dizzy economic growth has not, alas, brought political maturity. Voting rights are limited to adult "belongers"broadly, the locally bornof whom fewer than 7,000 are registered. The assembly's 15 seats have electorates as small as 190. Politicians have built tight support networks with favours given and received. Mr Misick's now ex-wife, LisaRaye McCoy-Misick, told the inquiry he had handed out $100 bills to voters before winning a landslide majority in the February 2007 election. Privileged belongers have been sold crown land for as little as 25% of its market value, sometimes flipping it onwards to commercial developers. For those who lost favour, though, life could be difficult. A British parliamentary committee visited the islands in 2008 and found a "palpable climate of fear".
Mr Misick has called on islanders to "resist" British rule. Galmo Williams, who briefly succeeded him as premier, said the islands had been "invaded and recolonised" with a "dictatorship" like "the old Red China". The suspended opposition leader, Floyd Seymour, has "mixed feelings". But some locals are angry that Britain did not step in sooner. In July the Caribbean Community said meekly that a new election would be better than direct rule. The islands have been through all this before. The constitution was suspended in 1986 after an inquiry into arson and alleged corruption. Sir Robin's report noted how little had changed since then.

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