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Antigua and Barbuda’s Foreign Affairs Minister has raised red flags over a perceived lack of clear diplomatic protocol in the Caribbean after learning that former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley passed through the country without the government’s knowledge.
As the unexpected stopover continues to make regional headlines, Minister Chet Greene also expressed regret that his country has been drawn into what he described as a local political matter.
On Monday, Rowley claimed his name was placed on an Interpol watch list, after being stopped by immigration officials at Antigua’s VC Bird International Airport on July 13 while en route to Montserrat.
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