The UPP anticipates a series of events leading up to the Labor Day celebrations.
The first event is a recognition ceremony honoring the late Clarence Crump, a former member of both the Boundaries Commission and the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Board, who passed away in March.
The UPP will join the Antigua and Barbuda Workers Union to celebrate Crump’s life on Monday, April 24, and attend his funeral on Tuesday, April 25.
On Friday, April 28, which marks 100 days since the General Election, the UPP plans to spotlight the failures of the Gaston Browne Administration since returning to public office.
The party will liken the 100 days to a period of darkness and a downward spiral as the Browne Government continues to impoverish the nation and its people.
The UPP will conclude its series of events on Monday, May 1, during the Labor Day celebrations at Ffryes Beach.
Additionally, the party will commemorate its 30th anniversary this month and acknowledge this significant milestone.
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Gaston played out the wait game. The African story is now long gone.
We’ll see about that!
Gaston Browne and the ABLP government firmly believe that they have got away with the Antiguan and Nigerian airline fiasco, because they think that RULES ARE FOR US TO OBEY AND NOT FOR THEM!
We still must NEVER rule out an independent investigation into possible human trafficking …
@Brix .. you are really a sad pie6of shit … Get a dam life .. u are such a bitter fool .. go drink some wine and read a book .. is this how u live your life … Really sad
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