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Governor Eugene Holiday Constitution Day Message.

October 11, 2021

Governor Eugene Holiday Constitution Day Message.
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Happy Constitution Day.

Today we celebrate the 11th anniversary of Constitution Day. This in observance of the birth of Sint Maarten as a country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. I shall therefore in keeping with the theme for today share some thoughts with you on our constitution as a cornerstone for nation-building. A timely subject considering the challenges we face because of the impact of the corona-virus pandemic on our social and economic development.

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Our country was conceived on our belief in the principle of democracy, of the rule of law, of the separation of powers, of the dignity ...


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