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Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne said yesterday that the information which led immigration officers to make “further inquiries” of former T&T prime minister Dr Keith Rowley did not originate in St John’s.
He told the Caribbean Media Corporation (CMC) that immigration officials in Antigua and Barbuda treated Rowley with respect and acted on the information in the same way they would have, had the “notation” been about any other traveller.
On July 21, Rowley, who stepped down from active politics in March, said he was detained on July 14 during a stopover in Antigua because his name had been placed on a watch list of the Paris-based International Criminal Police Organisation.
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