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PM Jacobs sends letter regarding the proposed entity to SS Knops. | SMN News

August 5, 2020

PM Jacobs sends letter regarding the proposed entity to SS Knops. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Since the Kingdom Council of Ministers meeting on July 10th, whereby Prime Minister Jacobs attended with her colleague Prime Ministers of Aruba and Curacao, and their Ministers Plenipotentiary regarding the liquidity support for 3rd tranche, Prime Minister Jacobs has been in constant contact with her colleague Prime Ministers of Aruba and Curacao about a plan of approach and also lobbying for a joint proposal to the Netherlands. Unfortunately, this has not always prospered as they would have desired as each country has its own challenges.
The Council of Ministers established a workgroup of legal experts to review the


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