Nix had worked in the region previously for SCL Elections, a sister company of Cambridge Analytica, before both closed down earlier this year. He has previously blamed the “global liberal media” for bringing down Cambridge Analytica. In an emailed statement, Moe confirmed that SCL had contacted the Barbados Labour party in order to offer its services. According to a senior source from the Saint Kitts and Nevis Labour party, Nix offered to manage its next campaign. Since Cambridge Analytica went into administration in May, a number of reports have surfaced of former staff and directors regrouping at new businesses.

Source: The Guardian October 08, 2018 13:52 UTC