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USP: Effective governing is not possible with divisions in coalition.

October 26, 2021

USP: Effective governing is not  possible with divisions in coalition.
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PHILIPSBURG:---The board of the United St. Maarten (US) party on Tuesday questioned how the National Alliance (NA) led coalition government can govern effectively when issues that should be dealt with in coalition meetings are being resolved on the floor of Parliament through motions against sitting Ministers. The board of US also questioned what vision government has for the country moving forward.

The US lamented that with everything St. Maarten is going through economically and socially, the people of the country are not getting vision and planning, but divisions with the governing National Alliance and United People (UP) party.

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