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“Despite strong plea for more time; PM Silveria Jacobs and Justice Minister Anna Richardson join forces to arrange the transfer home of 3 Detainees during COVID19 crisis” | 721 NEWS

April 2, 2020

“Despite strong plea for more time; PM Silveria Jacobs and Justice Minister Anna Richardson join forces to arrange the transfer home of 3 Detainees during COVID19 crisis” | 721 NEWS
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Photo by The Real Paparazzi TEAM Curaçao Sint Maarten

“Due to Minister Dekker insisting that the detainees return to Sint Maarten, within the time frame that was set.”

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Philipsburg –

one week/7 days

st

Koninklijke Marechaussee

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/despite-strong-plea-for-more-time-pm-silveria-jacobs-and-justice-minister-anna-richardson-join-forces-to-arrange-the-transfer-home-of-3-detainees-during-covid19-crisis-721-news/

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