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Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs St. Martin Day Address We Stand Triumphant in the Face of Adversity

November 14, 2021

Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs St. Martin Day Address We Stand Triumphant in the Face of Adversity
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\"St. Martin is my home, St. Martin is our home …Today we celebrate Unity Day – St. Martin Day

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It is with great pleasure that I greet all people of St. Martin, both here at home and abroad on this blessed day of Unity, our sweet S’Maatin Day.

St. Martin Day is a true celebration of “all ah we,\" we being everyone who was born here or born to be here. Whether we hail from the north, south or both, today is our day, to remember our oneness, and celebrate the unity this day exemplifies. As we celebrate our ...


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