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Linton lies: UWP leader caught on camera welcoming Terry Baron

Following our report that the opposition leader and UWP political leader Lenox Linton engaged in corruption and conspiracy to sell Dominica’s assets, in a shocking interview yesterday on Q95 Radio Linton brazenly deny allegations of corruption and conspiracy.

Opposition Leader of Dominica welcoming Terry Baron at an event.

Making a bizarre move, in a full denial announcement, he states he does not know or even met Terry Baron the developer to whom he has promised cut price land.

While CCE’S investigative journalism have uncovered sensational footage of Terry Baron welcoming Linton from his car along with very friendly photos with Senator Felix Thomas, Glenroy Cuffy, Hon Daniel Lugay and Dr Pharaoh Cuffy.

In a further denial, Linton denies all knowledge of a “Chris” from HP. This is remarkable, perhaps Linton needs to refresh his memory by rewinding back to his interview on 60 minutes on the CBS network where he speaks about Chris.


As UWP leader denied that he doesn’t know who is Terry Baron, the photographs have raised concern that how truthful Linton is as he has publically announced it. During the investigation, it has been indicated that Linton’s association with these two men is not new.

Reliable sources are now coming forward confirming that Linton has received $1m from Terry Baron. There are doubts also whether he has conveyed this election funding to other party members of UWP.

Whilst Linton shows no mercy to his nation it appears he is even less faithful to his fellow party members by not revealing his main election funder-Terry Baron.

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