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Traditional Amsterdam welcome for new Dutch Caribbean students | THE DAILY HERALD

August 23, 2019

Traditional Amsterdam welcome for new Dutch Caribbean students | THE DAILY HERALD
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The St. Maarten students with Amsterdam Deputy Mayor Simone Kukenheim (fourth from right) and St. Maarten Minister Plenipotentiary Jorien Wuite (right). Photo by Marlise Steeman/Municipality Amsterdam.

The 45 Dutch Caribbean first-year students who will be studying in Amsterdam with the Ministers Plenipotentiary and the Deputy Mayor. Photo by Marlise Steeman/Municipality Amsterdam.

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Keynote speaker St. Maarten senior student Kyara Walker. (Suzanne Koelega photo)

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