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Lenox Linton exposed, UWP leader engaging in conspiracy to sell his nation

In a sensational leak of what’s app messages obtained by CCE News, it was found that Dominica’s leader of the opposition and UWP political leader Lenox Linton engaging in corruption and conspiracy to sell off Dominica’s assets.

In a desperate bid to secure election campaign funding we can deduct from these threads of messages how Lenox Linton compromises the national assets and enters into a land deal to dispose of Government land to a developer named Terry Baron who is introduced by a contact in what’s app named Chris.

Lenox Linton WhatsApp chat records

The messages clearly expose that Linton makes promise that land worth 10m will be sold for 2m if he comes to power in the elections which are to be held in 2020. A commitment of 1m is pledged for his election campaign by this developer.

In an investigative capacity, CCE news has obtained the data from a reliable source that Terry Baron has been quite active in Dominica recently and appears to have a good understanding with Linton and already paid Linton the promised 1m to begin his campaign.

Election funding donations lurk in murky dark waters surrounding the UWP party and promising the nations land to gain political importance is clearly illegal and should be treated as a conspiracy and corruption charge.

In this whole incident, it has been yet to confirm who exactly is Terry Baron and what relationship he has with Lenox Linton. The relationship between Lenox Linton and Terry Baron is very shady as what exact deal has been struck between them that Baron is providing financial assistance for UWP campaign. Lenox Linton must clarify his stand on this Baron issue as it is a matter of national assets which has been put on the line to fulfil the greed of power.

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