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Antigua-Barbuda election roundup: Attack and counter attack

ST JOHN’S, Antigua: As elections draw nearer in Antigua and Barbuda, there is increasing attack and counter attack between the rival parties, the governing United Progressive Party (UPP) and the opposition Antigua Labour Party (ALP). UPP Member of Parliament Harold Lovell accused the ALP of "scampishness".Stanford liquidators, receiver in talks

HOUSTON, USA (Reuters) -- A dispute over control of $370 million in assets traced to accused Ponzi schemer Allen Stanford is holding up disbursement of the funds, but the liquidators and the receiver in the case are in talks to settle the matter, liquidators for Stanford's Antigua bank said on Friday.Stanford's daughter must give up Houston condo
HOUSTON, USA (Reuters) -- The daughter of indicted Texas financier Allen Stanford must move out of a $1.3 million luxury apartment in Houston by March 31, according to an agreement reached with a court-appointed receiver on Thursday. Randi Stanford had fought attempts to force her to leave the condominium.Judge okays sales of Stanford property

LOS ANGELES, USA (Reuters) -- A US judge approved the sale of real estate owned by corporations controlled by alleged swindler Allen Stanford. Receiver Ralph Janvey, who is charged with recovering assets for Stanford investors, had asked the court to allow CB Richard Ellis to publicly auction the dozens of properties.Stanford receiver's team may get $8.8 million in fees

HOUSTON, USA (Bloomberg) -- Ralph Janvey, the court-appointed receiver for Allen Stanford’s businesses, and the firms he hired will be paid almost $8.8 million if the judge in a civil fraud case against the indicted financier approves Janvey’s agreement with federal regulators and an investor advocate.Bank loses bid to end Stanford investments lawsuit
TORONTO, Canada (Bloomberg) -- Toronto-Dominion Bank, Canada’s second-biggest bank by assets, must face a lawsuit accusing it of negligence for accepting deposits for the Antigua-based bank run by alleged Ponzi scheme operator Allen Stanford. Toronto-Dominion maintained 12 accounts for Stanford International.

WASHINGTON, USA --.In response to a request made by Deborah-Mae Lovell, Antigua and Barbuda’s Permanent Representative to the OAS and Ambassador to the United States of America, the OAS will provide technical assistance to Antigua and Barbuda’s Public Sector Transformation programe.