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Research by the Central Bureau of Statistics in Curacao returned a near fatal blow for the country’s politicians. Only 2.3 percent of the respondents among 2,620 households said that they trust their politicians. In other words, 97.7 percent do not
St. Maarten News - Six students of the St. Dominic High School International Baccalaureate diploma program class of 2017 will travel today to Dominica to assist with the rebuilding of the Charlotte Nursery school that was damaged by Tropic
St. Maarten News - Governor Drs. Eugène Holiday announced Securing National Development as the theme for this year’s Governor’s Symposium. The event will be held next week Friday June 24, at the Westin Dawn Beach Resort and Spa. This year’
Hallucination airline or the next big thing? St. Maarten News / By Hilbert Haar – Is Olivier Arrindell at it again? The controversy about his ghost airline AVA Airways is gaining momentum with the bitter exchange of opinions with bus
St. Maarten News - Minister Emil Lee (Public Health) headed a delegation that included Kees Klarenbeek, Director of SMMC, Henk de Zeeuw, Managing Director of corporate finance KPMG St. Maarten, and Perry Geerlings, Director of the Cabinet of the Min
St. Maarten News - Following a competition, the Island Resources Foundation presented the University of St. Martin’s Dean of Academics Genѐve Phillip, with a partial scholarship to attend the 14th Annual Islands of the World Conference on the Gre
St. Maarten News – Just over a month ago, on Monday May 9 at the Cruise Terminal Building, Port St. Maarten, THE President of the Florida Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) Michele Paige and cruise line executives briefed business officials about
St. Maarten News –A delegation put together by the Central Bank that included Finance Minister Richard Gibson addressed the “vexing issue” of de-risking in the United States in an attempt to prevent that the islands fall to the same level as Be