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Senior Policy Advisor in the Ministry of Finance Emilio Kalmera and Finance Minister Hiro Shigemoto prepare to field questions on dollarization at a public debate at the Belair Community Center that was organized by the St. Maarten chapter of Junior
St. Maarten – Jean Journel Cobite got some relief yesterday when the Court in First Instance sent him to prison for human smuggling and membership of a criminal organization for 5 years and 10 months. The verdict included a 14-month sentence reduct
St. Maarten – The Windward Islands Healthcare Union Association (WIHCUA) has called for the government to grant the St. Maarten Medical Center a guarantee letter that will allow the facility’s management to get a loan to finance its expansion pla
Union leaders who form the Windward Islands Chamber of Labor Unions address the media at a press conference on Wednesday. Seated from left to right are President of the Windward Islands Healthcare Union Association Julian Lynch, Public Relations
THE HAGUE – Member of the Board of financial supervision (College financieel toezicht - Cft) upon proposal of the Netherlands Margo Vliegenthart has tendered her resignation to Dutch Minister of Internal Affairs and Kingdom Relations Piet Hein Donn
St. Maarten – TelEm Group’s final cutover of residential and business subscriber lines in the Philipsburg area will continue for a second day today (Thursday). The scheduled cutover of more than 2000 fixed subscriber lines to the company’s new
Director of the St. Maarten Chamber of Commerce and Industry Claret Connor makes a point at the start of a press conference on Friday’s election, while Chairman of the election committee Franklin Brison looks on.St. Maarten – The 19 candidate
Dr. Rhoda Arrindell presents Director of the Philispburg Jubilee Library Monique Alberts (L) with a bound copy of her doctoral dissertation “Language, Culture and Identity in St Martin”. (CLF photo)St. Maarten – Minister of Education, Cul
Thompson: “This is a clear warning” St. Maarten – The Windward Islands Chamber of Labor Unions have called for a return to tripartite discussions in order to repair the country’s deteriorating labor situation. The body, which consists of
Court orders RGM to finally sign lease agreement St. Maarten / By Hilbert Haar – The government of St. Maarten has demanded that Trinidad & Tobago-based RGM Ltd and its local affiliate RGM St. Maarten N.V. abide by a court ruling calling for the
President of the Windward Islands Teachers Union (WITU) Claire Elshot quotes from the Advisory Body for Civil Servants’ (GOA) advice on paying a 3.2 percent cost of living adjustment to civil servants. St. Maarten – The Council of Ministers will
It does not happen very often, but yesterday we wondered why on earth a young man had been dragged into court to answer to charges about a cell phone he stole on February 19 from a man who was waiting for a bus near Photo Gumbs on Bush Road. The you
Oho oh, here is some scary news for those readers who are currently holed up in a hospital bed. The British research agency Dr. foster reports that patients who are in a hospital during a weekend run a 10 percent higher risk of dying that weekday-pat
Parliamentarian George Pantophlet wants “people to rethink their actions.” When we read that line it put a smile on our face. Pantophlet was talking in a charming roundabout way about the Simpson Bay Resort and the way this company is treating i
The tragic saga of the new government building has always been shredded in a cloud of mystery. On October 18, the Court in First Instance ruled in the multi-facetted disputed between developer RGM and St. Maarten. The fact that the developer basicall
St. Maarten - National Table Tennis Coach Franklyn Radjouki was inducted as a Paul Harris Fellow by The Rotary Club of Sint Maarten-Mid Isle recently. The award, which was presented by the club’s past president, is in recognition of his outstanding