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EXCLUSIVE: Suspended MP Claudius Buncamper’s return to Parliament is not of national interest.

October 16, 2022

EXCLUSIVE: Suspended MP Claudius Buncamper’s return to Parliament is not of national interest.
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~ Countries must respect their constitution.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- The Council of Advice in its advice to parliament says that they fail to see the national interest that is at stake since the parliament of St. Maarten did not establish the importance of the land or Kingdom that is at stake.
The board of the Council of Advice met on October 4th to deliberate on the request of the parliament of St. Maarten which wants further clarity on article 50 of the constitution of St. Maarten. The request was sent to the Council of Advice after the suspended MP dispatched a ...

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