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With Compliments To The Season: A Message From The Mjp

The greatest joys in life are found not only in what we do and feel, but also in our quiet hopesand bestefforts for others.

In our continuous endeavors to work in the interest of everyone, let us cherish the spirit of kindness, love and compassion towards one another. As a nation, this is what is expected from us during this festive season and throughout the years to come.

The MJP wishes the people of St. Maarten happy and safe holidays while following the Covid-19 safety guidelines.

Stay Safe and healthy!

Opposition Leader in the Territorial Council

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~checkpoint dismantled, as marchers looked on, checkpoints will remain in place, no deal says Ministry of Overseas Affairs.~

PHILIPSBURG/MARIGOT:--- Hundreds of people most of them wearing black clothing marched on Wednesday morning as they protest against the border controls that are manned by the Gendarmes and Police Aux Frontiers.
The march which was organized by the Soualiga United Movement and supported by several other nongovernmental organizations and Foundations saw a large number of people marching against the checkpoints that have been destroying the economic activity on both sides at the island.
Politicians from both sides of the island joined the protesters Read more

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~ Dutch will ramp up its external borders.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs is looking to hold discussions with the Prefete of St. Martin Sylvie Feucher on the border controls currently taking place that is limiting the circulation of Dutch citizens and residents on the French side of the island.
Jacobs said since her last telephone conversation on Wednesday last week she is unable to reach the Prefete even though she attempted several times and will continue to reach out Read more

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French Side Teachers Seek To Return Home

MARIGOT, St. Martin – Several French side teachers who are currently working in France and in Guadeloupe have indicated their willingness to come back home.

Although, there are vacancies available in the teaching profession on St. Martin for which the educators have applied, seemingly, for the past three years, theyve been turned down over and over again by the director in Guadeloupe.

That is according to leader of the opposition MJP Party in the Collectivit of St Martin, Councilman Louis Mussington Read more

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Mussington Advocates Cooperation On Covid-19 Testing, Not Closing Borders

MARIGOT--Opposition leader in the Territorial Council Louis Mussington spoke out on Wednesday, criticising the recent decision by Prfete Dlgue Sylvie Feucher to return to controlling the borders due to the surge in COVID-19 cases on both sides of the island.

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Mussington: WeVe Lost Control Of The Management Of Semsamar

Opposition Councillors Louis Mussington and Bernadette Davis. (Robert Luckock photo)

MARIGOT--Opposition leader and Movement for Justice and Prosperity (MJP) President Louis Mussington spoke out Tuesday to reporters on what he described as the devastating consequences of implementing a new management structure for Semsamar which ironically, he said, led to operational cost skyrocketing, chiefly due to high salaries of new executives, compared to cost before 2018.

Mussington claimed a victory when the administrative court ruled in his favour on February 13 and annulled two Territorial Council deliberations that he had challenged Read more

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