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Heyliger Marten resigns from United Peoples Party.

October 27, 2022

Heyliger Marten resigns from United Peoples Party.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Member of Parliament Grisha Heyliger Marten, the wife of the founder of the United People's Party has officially resigned from the party the Heyliger founded.
Heyliger Marten made the announcement on Thursday afternoon on a Facebook live video. In opening the live, Heyliger Marten thanked the six Members of Parliament that voted against removing her, she said those six members of parliament never flip-flopped and remain consistent with their support of her.
Heyliger Marten said for the past 12 years since the UPP was founded, she campaigned for five elections. Heyliger said even though her slogan in 2020 says ...


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