Prime Minister Gaston Browne has stated that he has no regrets regarding the sale of the Alfa Nero. In a recent statement, Browne emphasized that the decision was made in the best interest of the country, despite ongoing legal challenges and public scrutiny. The Alfa Nero, a luxury yacht, became a contentious issue after the government seized and sold it, leading to a lawsuit from the former owner. Browne defended the government’s actions, asserting that the sale was necessary to recover costs and benefit the nation. Critics, however, argue that the process lacked transparency and accountability. The Prime Minister remains steadfast in his position, stating that he stands by the decision and is confident in the legal process to resolve the matter.