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    PM Browne Considers Legal Action Over St. Kitts Nevis Times and Times Caribbean Online Article

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    Prime Minister Gaston Browne has signaled possible legal action against St. Kitts Nevis Times and Times Caribbean Online over an article questioning the sale of the Alfa Nero yacht.

    Gaston Browne stated that his attorneys are reviewing the publication for potential defamation. “If so, St. Kitts Nevis Times and others, regionally and internationally, will get their opportunity in court to prove that millions are missing from the Alfa Nero sale and precisely who benefited,” he said.

    The Prime Minister has previously defended the sale process, maintaining that it was conducted transparently.

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