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VVD- Second Chamber Andre Bosman questions where the money is from the Rebuilding Funds : criticize St. Maarten Culture. | SMN News

September 26, 2019

VVD- Second Chamber Andre Bosman questions where the money is from the Rebuilding Funds : criticize St. Maarten Culture. | SMN News
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Source: ED -dagblad page 11: 25th September 2019

PHILIPSBURG:---- On 25th September 2019 VVD- Second Chamber Andre Bosman criticizes the progress of the Rebuilding funds for St.Maarten. Surprisingly in his statement he now criticizes the St.Maarten Political culture; basically even going so far as to leaning towards criticizing the St.Maarten culture and competence.

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The Dutch Council of Ministers has also voiced their concerns about a change of Government. What again is a coincidence is that PM Romeo Marlin was at a UN meeting with members of the Dutch Council of Ministers, PM of Aruba and Curacao and his majesty


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