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Council of Ministers voted in favor of sending home Ousted Prime Minister Romeo Marlin and De Weever. (UPDATED) | SMN News

October 10, 2019

Council of Ministers voted in favor of sending home Ousted Prime Minister Romeo Marlin and De Weever. (UPDATED) | SMN News
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~ COM buckle to pressure from Governor to respect motion of no confidence of parliament.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- The Council of Ministers on Thursday voted on a decision to relieve ousted Prime Minister Leona Romeo Marlin and Minister of Justice Cornelius de Weever of their duties effective immediately.
SMN News learned that the COM also prepared a Landsbesluit which will be sent to the Governor of St. Maarten for ratification. Sources close to the COM said that the latest Romeo Marlin and De Weever will be in their offices is on Friday.
The Parliament of St. Maarten voted


To read more: http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/32979-council-of-ministers-voted-in-favor-of-sending-home-ousted-prime-minister-romeo-marlin-and-de-weever-updated.html"

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