ABLP to Launch ‘Renaissance’ Manifesto April 20 at AUA
The Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) will officially launch its highly anticipated “Renaissance” manifesto on Monday, April 20, at the American University of Antigua (AUA).
The announcement was made moments ago by ABLP Chairman and St Paul candidate E.P. Chet Greene, during the party’s ongoing national convention.
Greene described the upcoming launch as a pivotal moment for the party and the country, signalling the formal unveiling of the ABLP’s vision for the next phase of national development ahead of the April 30 general elections.
According to Greene, the “Renaissance” agenda will outline the party’s plans to build on its current record, expand opportunities, and continue what he called a people-centred approach to governance.
The manifesto launch is expected to draw party supporters, candidates, and key stakeholders, as the ABLP intensifies its campaign efforts in the lead-up to the polls.
More details on the manifesto are expected to be revealed at the official launch event next week.
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