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Brison Addresses Right to Bank Account at IPKO.

October 2, 2022

Brison Addresses Right to Bank Account at IPKO.
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~Council of State Member: “Caribbean Dutch citizens are European citizens and have such rights”~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Leader of the United People’s Party MP Rolando Brison brought forward at the Interparliamentary Kingdom Meetings (IPKO) the concern of thousands of St. Maarteners that local banks are not providing many citizens with timely bank accounts and proper services, which is in contravention of European law. The topic was brought forward by the MP during the presentation from the Council of State regarding the application of Treaties and European Union law to the islands of the Kingdom. “In preparing for this debate, my focus was ...

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