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MP Rolando Brison applaud the Central Bank with recent verdict.

December 1, 2021

MP Rolando Brison applaud the Central Bank with recent verdict.
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~ Parliamentary Inquiry underway~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Member of Parliament Rolando Brison congratulated the Central Bank on its victory with the victory judgment that was handed down on Monday in Curacao in the case of Ennia verses Ansary.
The UP Faction leader and former Chair of Parliament said that the recent verdict came after an investigation that began some five years ago.
Brison said Monday’s verdict which condemned Ansary to pay Ennia over a billion guilders is a very important verdict which did not surprise him because the parliament of St Maarten has been conducting its own investigation through the inquiry that ...

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