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Premier Brantley denies conflict of interest over wife’s Real Estate Firm’s involvement in massive 4,000-acre , 6 sq miles “Private City” Special Economic Zone project, valued in millions from land sales commissions.
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Premier Brantley denies conflict of interest over wife’s Real Estate Firm’s involvement in massive 4,000-acre , 6 sq miles “Private City” Special Economic Zone project, valued in millions from land sales commissions.
BRANTLEY DENIES CONFLICT OF INTEREST CLAIMS OVER SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE PROJECT CHARLESTOWN, Nevis (Times Caribbean Investigates) — The battle over Nevis’ proposed Special Economic Zone (SEZ) project has intensified, with Premier Mark Brantley pushing back hard against mounting suggestions of a conflict of interest involving his wife’s real estate company, 17˚ North Realtors. At his most recent press conference, Brantley was confronted by SKN New…
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