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Browne Defends CIP, Says Programme Generated Over $1.4 Billion for Antigua and Barbuda
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Antigua News report (20 Apr 2026) of PM Gaston Browne's defence of the CIP at the ABLP 2026 manifesto launch: more than EC$1.4 billion in non-tax revenue since the programme began ('$1.4 billion in 11 years', already in the data); unquantified claims about jobs ('thousands of jobs') and income-tax policy. No other numbers, rules or events in scope.
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