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Brison requests update on Ferrier/Shipyard NV debt motion.

September 13, 2022

Brison requests update on Ferrier/Shipyard NV debt motion.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Leader of the United People’s Party MP Rolando Brison is following up on the motion of August 13th, 2019 in which the government was asked to ensure the millions of guilders owed by Shipyard N.V and its then director Michael Ferrier are paid, and that allegations of Fraud and Forgery by Mr. Ferrier be investigated.

“Considering the difficult financial position the country finds itself in, it is very important for the government to increase collections of long lease land, especially of those entities and their directors who have failed to make payments due to the government for large ...

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