We have started to collect the most important news related to Antigua and Barbuda in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Antigua and Barbuda fires its chief financial regulator, accused of accepting bribes from Texan billionaire Sir Allen Stanford.
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Antigua and Barbuda's parliament approves the takeover of land and assets owned by Sir Allen Stanford.
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The government of Antigua and Barbuda calls for the takeover of land and assets owned by Sir Allen Stanford.
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Caribbean regulators intervene to seize an Antiguan bank owned by the Stanford group, which is involved in a fraud case.
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World cricket's governing body the ICC will hold talks next week to ensure the Antigua ground fiasco is never repeated.
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A brilliant batting display from the tail-enders sees the West Indies claim a draw to deny England a series-levelling victory in Antigua.
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The West Indies lose their ninth wicket as England press for a series-levelling victory in Antigua.
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England set West Indies a target of 503 and then reduce them to 143-3 on day four of the third Test in Antigua.
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Hundreds of depositors of the Bank of Antigua withdraw their funds after bank owner Sir Allen Stanford was charged with fraud.
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West Indies, chasing 503 to win, lose three second-innings wickets on day four of the third Test against England.
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