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St. Maarten - In its meeting of last week Tuesday, the Independence for St. Martin Foundation (ISMF) decided to make a statement condemning the denationalization and forced deportation of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent. In this stateme
St. Maarten – The Ministry of Economic Affairs has issued a moratorium on business licenses for supermarkets. “Adding new licenses for supermarket could entail consequences that harm existing supermarket and their investments,” according to
St. Maarten – Coca Cola and Burger King announced the three lucky raffle winners that are now the owners of an Apple I-Watch. The campaign started in March at all Burger King locations where customers who bought any combo from the menu re
Plasterk reacts to Caribbean Ipko-concerns St. Maarten / THE HAGUE – Because the Caribbean countries are part of the Kingdom, they do not qualify for most of the development funds, Kingdom Relations Minister Ronald Plasterk writes to the Second
Minister Claret Connor’s days as the Minister of Tourism and Economic Affairs are almost over. Photo contributed St. Maarten – Minister Claret Connor will be removed from his position at the Ministry of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Tr
St. Maarten / THE HAGUE – The Kingdom Council of Ministers met for the last time before the summer recess. On the agenda is, among other issues, the instruction to St. Maarten. Financial supervisor Cft sent an advice to the council on July 3 to
St. Maarten – The Court in First Instance sentenced police officer Michelangelo Leonard Rupert Sirvania yesterday to a 3-month conditional prison sentence with 2 years of probation and 180 hours of community service. The court found Sirvania guilty
Ronald van Raak did it again. In a column on The Post Online he devotes a column to the arrest and subsequent release of internet blogger Judith Roumou. Without thinking twice, Van Raak joins the Free Roumou chorus, comparing apples and oranges for e