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Riots negatively impacts tourism and economy. | SMN News

December 14, 2019

Riots negatively impacts tourism and economy. | SMN News
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~Temporary closure of Marigot Port issued by Anguilla Sea Ports Authority.~

MARIGOT:---The ongoing riots on French St. Martin has negatively impacted tourism and the already fragile economy since business had to shut down since the strike began earlier this week.

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On Saturday, December 14th the Board of Directors, management of the Anguilla Air and Sea Port Authority issued a press release informing the public that after receiving information from St. Martin about the closure of Marigot Port temporarily due to the civil unrest that traveling via Blowing Point will only take passengers to Dutch St. Maarten.

The US Embassy in


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/riots-negatively-impacts-tourism-and-economy-smn-news/

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