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SHTA’s Reflections on Recovery -- 2 YEARS POST IRMA. | SMN News

September 5, 2019

SHTA’s Reflections on Recovery -- 2 YEARS POST IRMA. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- As we pensively anticipate the anniversary of Hurricane Irma, after witnessing Dorian’s destruction of the Bahamas, we reflect on how little meaningful progress has been made not one but a full two years later.

That’s right the below table does look familiar. It was published a year ago, and has only gone from bad to worse in terms of progress over the last year.

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Legend:   ● good       ● slightly improved   ● neutral   ● slightly worsened   ● bad

We still have hopes that year 3 will prove to be different.

Priorities “Vision for Sint Maarten 2025” 1.       Provide Leadership –


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/shtas-reflections-on-recovery-2-years-post-irma-smn-news/

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