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Christmas message from Minister of Education, Culture, Youth, and Sports drs. Rodolphe Samuel.

December 27, 2022

Christmas message from Minister of Education, Culture, Youth, and Sports drs. Rodolphe Samuel.
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Merry Christmas with wishes for peace and good health to all people of St. Maarten and the world as we celebrate yet another festive season.
Christmas is a time for family, and I know there are many people here who are celebrating Christmas for the first time without loved ones. I pray that you find the strength and comfort to make it a happy Christmas as best you can under these circumstances. Let’s each embrace one another this Christmas and find strength in family.
Family is not just the blood relatives you were born to but the close friends who ...


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