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National Progressive Party

political party, Montserrat
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  • Montserrat, Lesser Antilles
    Montserrat
    / History of Montserrat

    The newly formed National Progressive Party (NPP) took the reins of government in 1991. In July 1995 volcanic domes in the Soufrière Hills began erupting after centuries of dormancy, spewing ash and lava across large areas of the island. A major eruption in June 1997 killed 19 people,…

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    The newly formed National Progressive Party (NPP) took the reins of government in 1991. In July 1995 volcanic domes in the Soufrière Hills began erupting after centuries of dormancy, spewing ash and lava across large areas of the island. A major eruption in June 1997 killed 19 people,…

    Read More