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New Communications Advisor and Spokesperson KPCN.

September 21, 2022

New Communications Advisor and Spokesperson KPCN.
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 BES Islands:--- On Wednesday, the 21st of September, in a pleasant gathering, the new Communications Advisor/spokesperson, Genesis Saragoza, of the Dutch Caribbean Police Force was introduced to the press.
Genesis Saragoza is from Bonaire where she lived until 5 years ago when she moved to the Netherlands to study International Communication at the Hanze University of Applied Sciences in Groningen. After her studies, she worked for over two years in the communication department at Simavi in Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
She succeeds Miluska Hansen who held this position from the 1st of August 2017, for over 4 years. The opportunity ...


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