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St. Maarten Democratic Party’s Congress set for January 22nd at Paradise Event Hall in Cay Hill.

January 10, 2023

St. Maarten Democratic Party’s Congress set for January 22nd at Paradise Event Hall in Cay Hill.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- In providing more details of the upcoming meeting, the Leader of St. Maarten Democratic Party, MP Wescot-Williams earlier this week stated that “It’s more than the usual annual council meeting of the party and so to describe it better, it’s called a Regeneration Meeting, during which we will explain to the membership and prospective members of the party the immediate and longer-term approaches of this party, which next year marks its 70th year of existence.

“We often hear about the political parties and rightfully so, because our electoral system is one based on political parties. Yet, over the years ...

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