Campaign season in full swing
The content originally appeared on: News Americas Now The content originally appeared on: The BVI Beacon Last weekend was packed with green, red and blue ca ...
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The content originally appeared on: News Americas Now The content originally appeared on: The BVI Beacon Last weekend was packed with green, red and blue ca ...
The content originally appeared on: News Americas Now The content originally appeared on: The BVI Beacon Last weekend was packed with green, red and blue ca ...
Last week was packed with green, red and blue campaign launches ahead of the 2023 general elections, which are set for April 24.
As campaigns heat up for the general election due by May 12, the Progressive Virgin Islands Movement launched a partial line-up, and at least two independent candidates entered the fray over the past week. Junior Minister for Trade and Economic Development Shereen Flax-Charles swapped out her VI Party green campaign gear for PVIM blue on
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