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Antigua and Barbuda swears in a new Cabinet, dropping a 40-year oath to the British monarch
- Antigua and Barbuda swore in a new Cabinet after Prime Minister Gaston Browne's Antigua and Barbuda Labor Party won a fourth consecutive election victory.
- Officials took an oath of allegiance to Antigua and Barbuda instead of the British monarch, ending over 40 years of tradition.
- In December 2025, Parliament approved a constitutional amendment removing loyalty to King Charles III and his successors from the oath.
- The Antigua and Barbuda Labor Party won 15 of 17 parliamentary seats, while the United Progressive Party was reduced to one seat.
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Antigua and Barbuda swears in a new Cabinet, dropping a 40-year oath to the British monarch
Antigua and Barbuda swore in a new Cabinet on Tuesday after Prime Minister Gaston Browne's party won a fourth consecutive election.
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