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Country above self is not only the motto for our twin island Federation, but a mantra for our NextGen SKN Labour Administration. Our representatives have a dedication to our citizens that places your needs and concerns at the forefront
Dr. Geoffrey Hanley
Constituency #1
Hon. Marcella Liburd
Constituency #2
Hon. Konris G Maynard
Constituency #3
Steve Wrensford
Constituency #4
Kenny Douglas
Constituency #5
Hon. Denzil L. Douglas
Leader - Constituency #6
Leon Natta
Constituency #7
Dr. Terrance Drew
Constituency #8
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Democracy for Federation of St Kitts and Nevis suffers crushing blow on legal technicality despite compelling evidence of fraud!
Fearful of losing the June 5th 2020 elections, the Harris-led UNITY concoction resorted to widespread abuse of office, plundering of state funds while they wantonly and disgracefully robbed Kittitians of free and fair elections. UNITY resorted to extensive bribery, electoral fraud and massive instances of corruption and list padding. These gross irregularities resulted in UNITY assuming government.
The St Kitts and Nevis Labour Party (SKNLP) rightfully filed petitions with substantive evidence based on eye-witness accounts highlighting the extent to which Harris and his counterparts bought the election in a massive “payments for vote” scheme abusing our patrimony in exchange for votes. However, without the benefit of having the substantive matters heard in court SKNLP has been prevented from pursuing the matter on a simple legal technicality. This is indeed an alarming and disappointing situation for the SKNLP. The June 5th General Election was neither free, fair or free from fear. It was not conducted on a level playing field. A New York Times article entitled “Latin America is Facing a Decline in Democracy under the Pandemic” published on July 29, 2020, cited the 24-hr lockdown as one of the main impediments hampering opposition efforts to connect with voters while candidates on the government side were allowed to do so.
The SNKLP shares in the disappointment of our overwhelming majority of supporters and we remain resolute in our position that the elections were stolen and fraudulent. The tactics employed have left us with a fractured and deeply divided government and country which needs rescuing. SKNLP expresses our thanks to all our supporters and those who continue to stand on the side of truth, justice and democracy. We remind you that the fight for democracy will be endless for the citizens of St Kitts and Nevis.
SKNLP will be the guardians of our democracy. We will not rest until the will of the majority of the people is recognized.
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The St. Kitts Nevis Labour Party would like to extend our full support and encouragement towards the progress and development of the Professional Association for Creativity & Entertainment (PACE). PACE is an organisation advocating for the advancement of arts and entertainment in the Federation of St. Kitts & Nevis.
The St. Kitts Nevis Labour Party remains a strong advocate for the advancement of entertainment and the arts within our Federation. We have always demonstrated a willingness to organize and mobilize efforts towards promoting performing arts and entertainment. During our 2020 campaign we outlined several initiatives we endeavored to effect once elected, such as the establishment of a state of the art Performing Arts Center & Academy to focus on the development and advancement of the Arts within our Federation; theatrics, dance, singing, graphic design, photography, dance, production, music, and art.
PACE has organized a development to revolutionize Entertainment and the Arts and the Labour Party is excited to see the advancements they are about to bring into effect. Congratulations to the executive body, which consists of seasoned professionals in the arts and entertainment industry within the Federation.
As we continue to recount the memories of the MV Christena tragedy, here's a look back in history.
Below is a photo of the Premier of St. Kitts and Nevis, Robert L. Bradshaw and Dr. Curthbert Sebastian in Nevis in August of 1970, standing on the steps of the Alexandria Hospital with the mourners who went to identify the remains, after the Christena tragedy.
The other two photos are of an article written by Richie Allen shedding some light on what transpired and the plans Premier Bradshaw and his team were putting in place in an attempt to regain some normalcy after the disaster.