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Mercelina laments middle class is disappearing while many residents still do not feel economic growth

Mercelina laments middle class is disappearing while many residents still do not feel economic growth
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St. Maarten's Prime Minister Dr. Luc Mercelina recently articulated a growing concern from Great Bay, stating that many residents are not experiencing the benefits of the nation's active economy. Mercelina specifically noted that lower-income families and the remaining middle class report not feeling the positive impact of St. Maarten's apparent economic growth. This statement highlights a perceived disparity between the country's surface-level economic activity and the lived financial realities for significant segments of the population, indicating a challenge in the equitable distribution of economic progress.

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Jun 7, 2026

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