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Mauricia urges those in charge to stop with political rhetoric.

January 6, 2023

Mauricia urges those in charge to stop with political rhetoric.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- President of the St. Maarten Police Union NAPB Rogerrel Mauricia is once again calling on the Government of St. Maarten and the Parliament to do what has to be done to pay his members and all other Justice workers, including those who have retired already, families of the deceased, what is owed to them. Mauricia finds it unfortunate that so much time is spent on trying to explain processes and procedures, while little to no effort is spent on apologizing to the hard men and women who leave their homes every day to protect the people of Sint Maarten. “The ...


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