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PM Smith Responds to Query by MP Marlin. | SMN News

October 16, 2019

PM Smith Responds to Query by MP Marlin. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- In a recent media publication President of Parliament, MP William Marlin, queried whether the Council of Ministers voted on former Prime Minister Leona Marlin representing the island as a “Private Citizen” at a function being held by the World Bank.
Prime Minister Wycliffe Smith stated, “While I have not officially received any questions or request for information officially from the MP, I would like to quickly set the record clear so that information is factual and not misconstrued in any manner or as the MP stated, assumed in any fashion as well.
According to the Minister of


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