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EXCLUSIVE: Leader of the United Democrats resigns. | SMN News

March 23, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: Leader of the United Democrats resigns. | SMN News
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~Theodore Heyliger has lost confidence in the UD/SMCP Government and MPs. ~

PHILIPSBURG: --- Leader of the United Democrats Theodore Heyliger who is in pretrial detention in Bonaire has submitted his resignation as party leader on Friday.
SMN News has been reliably informed that Heyliger has lost confidence in the current coalition government and Members of Parliament of the UD and SMCP factions in parliament.
The source said Heyliger had lost confidence in the Council of Ministers prior to his arrest on February 19th, 2019 at his Guana Bay home, however since his arrest his feelings towards the


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