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Restaurateur Dino Jagtiani sentenced for tax fraud
GREAT BAY – The Court in First Instance sentenced restaurateur Dino Jagtiani and Dino’s Corporation yesterday each to a fine of $80,550 for tax fraud. Jagtiani also has to do 100 hours of community service, More...
Why Schotte will win tomorrow
Trouw journalist Hans Marijnissen analyzed the phenomenon Gerrit Schotte and Curacao-based journalist Dick Drayer added a brief introduction to the story. Why Schotte is going to win the elections tomorrow. Gerrit More...
Surprise coalition: NA joins forces with UP
GREAT BAY – The 5-5-3-2 result of the elections put fifteen parliamentarians in their seats early Tuesday morning. But the surprise agreement between the National Alliance and the United People’s party threw More...
Mother of all elections got off to a slow start
Governor Drs. Eugene Holiday (left) speaks with the chairman of the Central Voting Bureau Jason Rogers (center) while Justice Minister Edson Kirindongo is an interested listener. Photo Today / Milton Pieters GREAT More...
Election Night Results Analysis
TodayNewspaper.Online brings you live and real-time analysis of the election results as they come in. The final results are in and are as follows: OSPP – 204 UP – 4127 USP – 2796 SDM – 603 SMCP More...
Rising tensions
With just one more weekend to ponder which candidate to vote for when the polling stations open on Monday morning at 8 a.m., tensions are rising. This is apparent from the senseless attack on a gathering of the More...
Figment of the imagination
As we point out in our editorial today, the witch hunt UP-leader Theo Heyliger speaks about (see article on page 3) is a figment of his imagination. On one count the UP-leader is correct: the court acquitted the More...
Battered image
The United People’s party goes into the elections with a severely damaged reputation. That is not, as party-leader Theo Heyliger suggests, due to a so-called witch hunt by the prosecutor’s office but to the More...
“A strong country in an unstable world”
King Willem-Alexander’s third Troonrede King Willem-Alexander, with Queen Maxima by his side, pronounces the Troonrede. Photo contributed THE HAGUE – The Caribbean part of the kingdom remains the poor cousin More...
Common Court installs three new judges for criminal cases
GREAT BAY – The Common Court of Justice installed three judges for handling criminal cases in St. Maarten last Friday – Tjada van der Spoel, Dirk Gruijters and John Schols. Gruijters has already handled cases More...
