Unqualified teachers
By Hilbert Haar ~ What is the definition of a qualified teacher? This question popped into my mind when I read about Minister Wycliffe Smith's summary of the state of affairs in the schools on our island. LOGIN TO READ MORE...THERE IS MORE TO THIS...
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Dear Reader
In response to our
intro
on this topic, we received an email à
titre personnel from Dr. Antonio Carmona Bá
ez, president of the University of St. Martin (USM).
The email reads:
Dear Editors,
I kindly request that you do not refer to undocumented foreigners as "illegals". No person is illegal. Immigrants who are not residing in a country legally should be refered to as undocumented.
Kind regards,
Dr. Carmona
Eventhough the editors at StMaartenNews.com did not write the press release issued by the Public Prosecutor's Office, we still would like to respectfully beg to differ with Dr. Carmona.
If people overstay their legal stay in St. Maarten, what are they? Illegals or undocumented? We are certain they still have their official travel and identification documents with them.
If people arrive on St. Maarten in a speedboat in the middle of the night - a speedboat by the name of El Diablo comes to mind -, what are they illegals or undocumented?
If these people then find work in the construction sector on St. Maarten, what are they? Illegal workers or undocumented workers?
Granted, they may not have official work documents allowing them to work legally, but we certainly don't consider illegals to be undocumented. We are certain they have passports, identification cards or birth certificates, if not on their persons, somewhere where they are living or back in their home country. The term 'illegals' in our opinion refers to their status in the country or to their work-related status as an illegal worker in a company.
The status of being 'undocumented' is a whole different issue. We can imagine refugees fleeing from a war-torn country with nothing but the clothes on their backs as being considered undocumented immigrants. They are certainly not refugees nor immigrants by choice. Someone making the choice to enter a country or to stay in a country illegally with the intention to work illegally cannot be considered an immigrant and certainly not a refugee, political nor economic. That person is simply committing an illegal act or acting illegally. Therefore, as editors we see nothing wrong in such persons being semantically refered to as illegals. But that is just our opinion. And we are certainly not passing judgement on them. We surely understand and sympathize with the plight of the Venezuelan people or any other people for that matter who are seeking to better their economic lives however they can, legally or illegally.
What do you think?
Should foreigners residing in St. Maarten illegally be refered to as undocumented? Or is the use of the word 'illegals' just a matter of semantics?
Please let us know your opinion.
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NA MP Jacobs says Minister ECYS presented erroneous info
SINT MAARTEN (PHILIPSBURG) - National Alliance (NA) Leader and Member of Parliament (MP) Silveria Jacobs in a press statement late Friday night accuses the Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sports (ECYS) Wycliffe Smith of presenting to...
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Knops: 'It will take time to find solution for the dump"
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PM gives order to dismiss 50% of Postal Workers
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PHILIPSBURG --- Prime Minister of St. Maarten Leona Romeo Marlin has given the Manager of the Post Office Antonia Willison orders to dismiss at least 50% of the staff, most of whom are calling in sick since the passage of hurricane Irma on September 6th, 2017.
SMN News learned that most of the postal workers have been calling in sick due to the lack of proper working space and the fact that all the mailmen are working in the mold-infested building that was destroyed. SMN News further learned that due to the mold several of the workers have taken ill and government is unable to repair the building since it was never insured by government.
The source said that Romeo Marlin met the board and management last week again since the Post Office is not making enough funds to sustain its staff and again the Prime Minister indicated that 50% of the workers must be sent home.
The Post Office has lost income since they scaled down their operations such as the “Money Gram” one of its main sources of income.
The ongoing saga of the massive layoff has been going on for the past months. It is understood that the Prime Minister wanted to house the postal workers at the former Census and Receivers Office but it is not yet known when the transfer will take place.
It is clear government does not have a clear plan for the Post Office and its workers. However, it is unclear as to whether the coalition partners support the Prime Minister plans to dismiss the workers that are working inhumane conditions for over a year now, while most of the mailmen have been working at the Post Office for more than 25 years and have mortgages and other financial obligations.
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The Great Train Journey - part 4
By Hilbert Haar ~ On a Wednesday afternoon, we wander over to the visa center of the Chinese embassy in Ulaanbaatar. We ask someone why it is open now - since the official opening hours to apply for a visa to China is from 9 a.m. to 12 noon ...
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The Great Train Journey - part 3
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The great train journey - part two
By Hilbert Haar ~ On a Thursday at 3 o'clock in the morning our train rolls into the main station in Irkutsk, with around 600,000 inhabitants one of the largest cities in Siberia. Finally we are out of the digital wilderness - we've had no internet..
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The Great Train Journey - part one
By Hilbert Haar ~ This is how it began on a Sunday morning in Moscow. We took a taxi to the Kazanskaia station; that was already quite a little trip through town, but it only set us back 300 roubles, roughly $4.50. While I am sitting on a little...
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Delivering happiness
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Raids conducted in investigation into employing illegals
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Coast Guard with 340 Kilo Drugs Bust
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JOINT CONTROLS CONDUCTED AT PJIA
PHILIPSBURG -- On Wednesday, September 12th, Customs Officers at the Princess Juliana International Airport along with Immigration, Justice K9 and the Alpha Team held a joint control.
3 Passengers with the initials N.Z, J.L, and JN.L, all Haitians nationals, were caught trying to leave Sint Maarten with a total of US $ 44.656. The Public Prosecutor issued fines. By law, it is required for persons traveling with monies above USD $11.000 or the equivalent in other currencies to declare the funds by Customs officials. No arrest was made.
Customs will continue to intensify controls on both airport and harbor facilities.
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23 undocumented Venezuelans captured in Curacao
WILLEMSTAD:--- This morning around 2:00 am the Steunpunt Curacao received a report from the RCC that they saw on the radar an unlit vessel south of Klein Curacao that was operating at low speed (4 knots).
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Academy Surpasses Regional Average in Maths in '18 CSEC...
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SMGA President Velda Blackett calls for unity by diversity
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Ear, Nose and Throat specialists to start at SMMC October 1
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De Brabander appointed as Chairman of Insel Air
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Announcement: InselAir ticket office at Sambil to be closed
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Man arrested who wanted to bribe police
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Minister of Finance addresses budget issues in letter to Cft
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NEW! CuracaoFlowers: You order online, we deliver in Curacao
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Payment arrangement for UTS debt to government
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SMN-News Exclusive
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Philipsburg Jubilee Library may have to close its doors due to lack of funding and mold infestation
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PHILIPSBURG -- The Council of Ministers denied the request of the Philipsburg Jubilee Library who wanted to move from their current location to a building owned by Super Plaza that is currently available.
SMN News understands that Minister of ECYS Wycliffe Smith placed the topic on the agenda of the Council of Ministers meeting on September 4th, 2018 which was turned down by his colleagues in the Council of Ministers. SMN News learned that Minister Smith is not too happy with the decision of the COM.
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Civil Registry Department launches Online Appointment option
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September 15 International Day of Democracy 2018
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Florence kills 7, triggers flash flooding, massive rainfall
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No further tropical development for the next 10 days in...
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Weather Forecast: Monday to Wednesday
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SHTA organizes photo contest for VISIT magazine cover
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LACNIC, Google to headline 'Internet Week in Trinidad ...
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NAGICO launches the Hurricane Xtra Policy
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Rotary Club of St. Martin Sunset hosts Slumber Reading Fun
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Caribbean Wellness Day/Week promotes good health and...
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Review LuminAID Packlite Max, a Solar Powered Phone Charger
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SHTA & Carib Beer Call for Sharing 2019 Events to Show...
SINT MAARTEN (PHILIPSBURG) - The Sint Maarten Hospitality and Trade Association (SHTA) and Carib Beer call on companies and NGO's to send in events they are planning for 2019 for their National Event Calendar. The 2018 calendar, published only...
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Commissioner Kroon Happy with Road Repair Progress
Kralendijk- Commissioner of infrastructure, James Kroon, says he is pleased with the progress of the road repairs being executed at the intersection of Kaya Caribe and Kaya Amsterdam. During a site visit yesterday, Kroon took a look at the...
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First Group of EZ Air Pilots Wrap Up Simulator Training
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The New Venezuelan Currency Is Just Three Weeks Old and...
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Court upholds injunction on demolition of historic prison
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UK frustrated by Cayman Islands lack of cooperation in AML
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US Coast Guard repatriates 22 migrants to the Dominican Rep
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Local hotelier hails Naomi Osaka's Haitian heritage
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CDB Approves Project to Support Economic Reforms in BGI
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Dutch Queen ambushed by desperate mother in Schiedam
By Janene Pieters ~ September 14, 2018 - 08:43 Queen Maxima was ambushed by a desperate woman in Schiedam on Thursday. The Queen was visiting the YETS Foundation when the woman suddenly came running at her, trying to give her a letter, RTL...
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New robot performs first surgeries at Groningen hospital
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Dalai Lama to meet sex abuse victims in Netherlands
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"Violent incident" leaves one seriously hurt in Amsterdam
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Woman falls through sinkhole in Limburg village
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Catholic church rapidly disappearing from The Netherlands
The Catholic Church is rapidly disappearing from the Netherlands. Over ten years the entire archdiocese of Utrecht will probably only consist of 10 to 15 churches that still hold the Eucharistic celebrations, compared to the current 280 churches, ...
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