WATCH: PM Browne Reaffirms Intention to Sue Residents Over Alfa Nero Defamation Claims
Those who continue to spread false information about the sale of the Alfa Nero will be taken to court. That reminder from Prime Minister Gaston Browne, who has been accused of profiting from the proceeds of the Alfa Nero
Browne has denied the allegations, which also named his family members, including his wife and son.
The Prime Minister emphasized that any individuals or groups disseminating false information about the financial dealings surrounding the luxury yacht could face legal consequences.
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