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Dutch cabinet sets benchmark for social minimum in Saba and Statia | THE DAILY HERALD

June 28, 2019

Dutch cabinet sets benchmark for social minimum in Saba and Statia | THE DAILY HERALD
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Participants in Thursday’s consultations in St. Eustatius between the Dutch Government and the public entities Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba with State Secretary of Social Affairs and Employment Tamara van Ark (front row, second right), State Secretary of Home Affairs and Kingdom Relations Raymond Knops (front row, right), Deputy Government Commissioner of St. Eustatius Mervyn Stegers (front row, left), Commissioners of Saba Rolando Wilson (front row, second left) and Bruce Zagers (backrow, centre) and Government Commissioner of St. Eustatius Marcolino Franco (backrow, second right)

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