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AMBASSADOR HURST WEIGHS IN ON 9/11 ATTACKS
18 years ago today, the United States was jolted by a spine-chilling act of terror, which left thousands dead, including three Antiguans and Barbudans.
The shockwaves from the 9/11 attacks were felt around the world, resulting in poignant memories and new realities.
Raghib Apparicio recaps the comments of Chief of Staff in the Prime Minister’s Office, Ambassador Lionel Hurst on Antigua Barbuda Today.
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