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It is said that the words what and if cause no damage when they are separate, but put them together and you end up with quite an explosive situation. The growing camp of people who support Regina Labega’s appointment as Managing Director of the Pri
It’s still awkward, or so some people think, when somebody says: you’re fat. And while being fat may be awkward in itself, it is also a silent epidemic that rumbles on through the world while too many people bury their heads in the sand to avoid
St. Maarten - United Peoples (UP) party Member of Parliament (MP) Jules James has condemned business owners for taking the liberty of constructing structures without having the necessary permits in place, and also not having the necessary due diligen
Geert Wilders is at it again. Maybe it is more correct to say: Geert Wilders is still at it – we’re not sure. This time the leader of the populist Freedom Party had come up with yet another brilliant idea: take the articles that make inciting hat
That not all is well with the Crime Fund of the now defunct Netherland Antilles was already clear for some time. Last month the government accountant bureau Soab in Curacao described the fund-administration as chaotic. Money has disappeared big time
Hatzmann: “This is purely a matter of money”
St. Maarten – “This is a disgrace. Attorneys are making a lot of money and nobody wants to do pro Deo work,” criminal defense attorney mr. Geert Hatzmann told this newspaper yesterday in a rea
Prosecutor Mos: “$2.5 million disappeared on October 8”
St. Maarten / By Hilbert Haar – Former Justice Minister Magali Jacoba promised St. Maarten in writing a $2 million payment from the Netherlands Antillean Crime Find long before the tran
“We have arrived at the best candidate for the airport.”
St. Maarten – The Supervisory Board of Directors of the Princess Juliana International Airport Holding Company is the latest group to publicly support Regina Labega’s appointment as
St. Maarten– Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Dr. Rhoda Arrindell, will be signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on behalf of the St. Maarten government with representatives of Monroe College on June 29 at the Dr. A.C. Legislat
MARIGOT, St. Martin – Vice-President with responsibility for Sustainable Development and Urban Planning Pierre Aliotti returned to work Thursday morning, some three days after being arrested. Police arrested Aliotti on suspicion he is involved in i
GREAT BAY – St. Maarten will join in a regional HIV and AIDS testing day initiative on Saturday that 18 other Caribbean countries will participate in on Friday. Public counseling and testing will be conducted on June 25 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
St. Maarten –Democratic Party faction leader in Parliament Roy Marlin has called for greater respect of the St. Maarten’s advisory and constitutional bodies. The MP also wants to see more dialogue between the bodies to “solve problems and move
St. Maarten – M.C., who was arrested by St. Maarten Customs Officers June 18, remains in custody for attempting to smuggle drugs onto an Air France flight 3515 bound for Paris. Two kilos of cocaine in nine packets were confiscated as part of the in
Minister Heyliger also signs agreement for Midas 3
St. Maarten – VROMI Minister Theo Heyliger signed financing agreements with Usona director Udo Aron yesterday afternoon for the construction of a wastewater treatment system in Ebenezer and for