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President Daniel Gibbs reacts. | SMN News

December 14, 2019

President Daniel Gibbs reacts. | SMN News
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MARIGOT:--- After 3 days of blocks, the president and the territorial advisors are waiting for strong answers from the state.

As The 3rd day of mobilization ends and the night ahead is still worrying, Saint-Martin Community President Daniel Gibb and the territorial advisors, who visited yesterday on the top 3 Dams of the island, are waiting for strong announcements from the highest authorities of the state.

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Since Thursday, December 2019, 12 in the evening, President Gibb has been in direct contact with the minister of the overseas, his now main contact. Together, they have started a process of discussions and exchanges


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