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Politicians in The Hague positive about election results St. Maarten

THE HAGUE – Politicians in The Hague generally react positively about the election results of St. Maarten. According to...

Theo Heyliger of United Democrats dominates during St. Maarten elections

PHILIPSBURG – Theo Heyliger, the popular yet controversial leader of the newly formed United Democrats, dominated yesterday’s tense elections...

Sint Maarten experiences a lower voter-turnout, as expected

PHILIPSBURG – At 8pm on February 26th, 2018, the polls closed on Sint Maarten. The snap elections were seen...

No celebrations on election day at Sint Maarten

PHILIPSBURG – On Monday Sint Maarteners went to the poll for the third time since 2010. Unlike previous elections,...

No election fever in St. Maarten

PHILIPSBURG – The elections that nobody wanted will take place on Monday in St. Maarten. For the first time...

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Caribbean Network provides news, current affairs and background information on Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Maarten and the Dutch Caribbean community residing in the Netherlands. With a network of local journalists we monitor developments on the six Caribbean islands of the Dutch Kingdom. The network also keeps abreast with developments amongst the Antillean and Aruban communities in the Netherlands and the political process in The Hague, to the extend it is relevant for the six islands and/or the Caribbean communities in the Netherlands. Caribbean Network is an independent newsagency. ...

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