Dear Mr. Editor, Allow me to start by telling you a short story. Once upon a time there were a handful of entitled people on St. Maarten who believed that they controlled...
Read moreHow does Brian Mingo disprove an un-truth? MP Christophe Emmanuel and his (not so-) ghost writer are at it again. Tearing down and blemishing the good reputation of son-of-the-soil, as-local-as-they-come,...
Read morePHILIPSBURG, Sint Maarten - In the midst of the high level of confusion around the play on words like “trajectory”, the constant repositioning of this governing coalition with regards to COHO, the petition to the United Nations and...
Read moreRecently, I have taken note of some developments on St. Maarten. The most recent one being the shortening of opening hours for nighttime entertainment clubs, bars, restaurants etc. This has...
Read moreMarch 27, 2021 On December 22, 2020, “The government of St. Maarten, duly represented by the Prime Minister of St. Maarten, Mrs. S.E. Jacobs hereinafter referred to as:...
Read moreDear editor The Council of State has reviewed the COHO consensus law which was propped up by the honorable Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs and has found it wanting. The Council’s...
Read moreDoes the Dutch State fear Pro Soualiga? In an unprecedented manner that harks back to the darkest days of totalitarianism, the Dutch State demanded that the Government of St. Maarten...
Read moreParliamentarians asking to merge the PJIAE and PJIAH boards???!!! So one company owning assets and operations? How about Government making the PJIAH go Poofff, take back the ownership of all...
Read moreMy people, The script was very familiar on Wednesday evening when I was the only Member of Parliament who voted against cutting your benefits and in some cases salaries. ...
Read moreLeiden University, one of Europe's leading international research universities and the oldest university in the Netherlands, awarded a Doctorate of Law to Steven Hilliebrink regarding the decolonization of Aruba and...
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