About
Independent. Evidence-driven. In the national interest.
Unmask Antigua exists to keep the country's most important accountability fights in one public record: Alfa Nero, procurement controversies, weak oversight, broken deadlines, water failures, cost pressure, and the lived damage that follows.
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Party affiliation
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Core standards
Truth
Mission
Editorial method
Document first. Argue from the record.
Every file is built the same way: what is alleged, what the documents show, what the government says, and what questions remain open in the national interest.
Editorial standard
Allegation is not verdict
Files distinguish between documented allegation, verified record, official response, and unresolved question. The site is confrontational, but it does not pretend uncertainty is certainty.
Editorial standard
Publish the paper trail
Every major file is expected to carry source links, date markers, and enough citation detail for a reader to inspect the record independently.
Editorial standard
National interest before party interest
The project focuses on failure, concealment, and abuse in the public sphere without slipping into cheap campaign language or unsupported accusation.
Editorial standard
Corrections stay visible
If a fact pattern changes, the file should change with it. Accountability journalism loses force the moment it starts hiding its own revisions.
Positioning
A civic watchdog archive, not a campaign machine
The platform is sharp because the record demands clarity. It is not a slogan wall and it is not a personality cult. It is a running archive of how public money, public promises, and public hardship stopped matching.
What the platform is for
Holding together the stories that are too often split apart: asset sales, procurement, utilities, public works, crime pressure, and the cost borne by households.
What the platform avoids
Calls to vote, unsupported accusations, personality worship, and tabloid excess that makes serious accountability easier to dismiss.