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ANTIGUA | Pringle Fires Back: UPP Leader Dismisses Resignation Reports as Prime Minister's Political Sabotage

Jamale Pringle breaks his silence — and goes directly at Gaston Browne's administration, calling resignation reports a deliberate destabilization campaign against Antigua's principal opposition party.

By Calvin G. Brown |

In Antigua and Barbuda's volatile political landscape, the line between legitimate journalism and weaponized information has always been dangerously thin. This week, United Progressive Party Political Leader Jamale Pringle drew that line — and dared the ruling Antigua Labour Party to cross it again.

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Leader of the United Progressive Party, UPP, Jamale Pringle
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