Antigua Sun Repeated attempts by the hierarchy of the Antigua Labour Party (ALP) to get Wigley George to back down from running in the St. Paul’s Constituency are being flatly resisted, as the AT&LU president’s resolve to contest the seat has deepened.
George, speaking to the Antigua Sun yesterday, said several offers have been placed before him in exchange for him to give the ALP candidate, Paul Chet Greene the opportunity to engage the UPP candidate Eleston Adams in a straight fight for the constituency.
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George, speaking to the Antigua Sun yesterday, said several offers have been placed before him in exchange for him to give the ALP candidate, Paul Chet Greene the opportunity to engage the UPP candidate Eleston Adams in a straight fight for the constituency.
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