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Cable TV debate focuses on TelEm

February 5, 2018

Cable TV debate focuses on TelEm
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PHILIPSBURG – The Central Committee dealt on Monday afternoon with the situation of the workers at St. Maarten Cable TV. While Cable TV employees were present in the tribune, the debate was more about TelEm’s acquisition of the company than about the fate of the 28 employees. Minister of Telecommunication Cornelius de Weever will answer questions MPs posed on Monday during a meeting that will be planned for next week.

http://stmaartennews.com/parliament/cable-tv-debate-focuses-telem/

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-maarten-news/cable-tv-debate-focuses-on-telem/

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