Corruption claims at centre of Antigua elections

Voters stood in long lines to choose a new parliament as corruption charges and scandals linked to sex and drugs threatened to topple the family dynasty that has governed Antigua and Barbuda for nearly three decades.

Corruption claims at centre of Antigua elections

Voters stood in long lines to choose a new parliament as corruption charges and scandals linked to sex and drugs threatened to topple the family dynasty that has governed Antigua and Barbuda for nearly three decades.

Prime minister Lester Bird predicted victory yesterday in the closely-contested elections, saying after casting his ballot, “I feel very, very confident.”

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