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BHRO: Masbango fishermen’s rights are a human rights, must be protected

BONAIRE--The Bonaire Human Rights Organization (BHRO) has stated that the treatment of artisanal Bonairean fishermen engaged in traditional seasonal net fishing for masbango must be viewed as a human rights, cultural rights and indigenous rights issue, not merely as a fishing dispute.

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International students in the Netherlands still face growing housing problems, from fraud to unsafe living conditions

THE HAGUE-- International students in the Netherlands are facing increasing housing challenges, with reports ranging from fraud and illegal subletting to bedbug infestations, leaks and unsafe living conditions.

Faith Peterson brings St. Maarten talent to Dutch national television

GREAT BAY--From the dance studios of St. Maarten to national television in the Netherlands, 23-year-old Faith Peterson is showing that island talent can shine on major stages abroad.

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Govt says it has modernized how public funds are managed

GREAT BAY--The Minister of Finance, Hon. Marinka Gumbs, on Monday provided a concise overview of the Government's Procure-to-Pay process, offering greater clarity on how public funds are used when purchasing goods and services on behalf of the people of St. Maarten.

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SunResorts begins Mullet Bay Masterplan process, aimed at clarity, dialogue and responsible planning

MULLET BAY--SunResorts Ltd. N.V. has announced the start of the Mullet Bay masterplan process, an important step toward providing the people of St. Maarten with clearer information, a better understanding and a more structured view of what the future of this significant area could look like.

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CBCS: Curaçao and St. Maarten have more than enough reserves

GREAT BAY--The Centrale Bank van Curaçao en St. Maarten (CBCS) says Curaçao and St. Maarten still have a strong foreign reserve position, with enough foreign money on hand to cover more than five months of imports.

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Curaçao Keeps World Cup Hopes Alive Ahead of Decisive Match Against Ivory Coast

WORLD CUP-U.S.--Curaçao’s World Cup journey remains alive heading into its final Group E match against Ivory Coast on June 25, following a historic draw against Ecuador that gave the team its first point of the tournament.

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Prime Minister Mercelina honors fathers and calls on men to embrace fatherhood

GREAT BAY--On the occasion of Father's Day, the Honorable Prime Minister of Sint Maarten, Dr. Luc Mercelina, extends warm greetings and appreciation to fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, guardians, and father figures throughout the country.

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Davey Woods Elected First Vice District Governor as St. Maarten Lions Club represented at regional convention

GREAT BAY--Lion Davey Woods MJF of the St. Maarten Lions Club has been elected First Vice District Governor, continuing the club’s strong tradition of leadership within the regional Lions movement.

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ACP-SXM vs. GEBE: What could really happen if this fight goes via the court

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BTP’s 2017 mandate for GEBE was not the same as 2026: This time, it appears to have teeth

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