ST. KITTS FOREIGN MINISTER DENZIL DOUGLAS, A CENTRAL FIGURE IN HIS COUNTRY'S CBI FRAUD, MONEY LAUNDERING AND CORRUPTION SCANDAL, REJECTS AMERICAN DEMAND FOR BREAKING TIES WITH CUBA, A DESIGNATED STATE SPONSOR OF TERRORISM

DENZIL DOUGLAS, the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Saint Kitts & Nevis, has publicly declared that his country will not terminate its close relationship with the Government of Cuba, after the United States reportedly notified the SKN Prime Minister, TERRANCE DREW, that it will revoke the American visas of all Kittitian officials if the country does not break off its cooperation with the Republic of Cuba, including the physical presence of Cuban nationals in the medical profession. Douglas, in making that official statement, has demonstrated Saint Kitts' loyalty to Cuba, a State Sponsor of Terrorism under US law.

Minister Douglas, who is also a former prime minister, is one of the major players implicated in the massive billion dollar fraud, money laundering and corruption scheme in Saint Kitts, in which a Chinese-controlled company, CARIBBEAN GALAXY GROUP, sold thousands of illegally-discounted economic passports to dodgy Chinese and other foreign nationals, many of whom have now been arrested in a number of countries for financial crime, espionage, and other illicit activities. He is no stranger to controversy; he holds a diplomatic passport issued by the Commonwealth of Dominica, which states that he is a native-born Dominican citizen which he has admittedly used to conceal his Saint Kitts nationality in international travel. He is reportedly at the top of a target list for indictment for money laundering in the United States.