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The Third Martina cabinet was the 13th cabinet of the Netherlands Antilles.[2][1][3][4]
Third Martina cabinet | |
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13th Cabinet of the Netherlands Antilles | |
Date formed | 1982[1] |
Date dissolved | 25 September 1984 |
People and organisations | |
Head of state | Beatrix of the Netherlands |
Head of government | Don Martina |
History | |
Election | 1982 election |
Outgoing election | 1985 election |
Predecessor | Martina II |
Successor | Liberia-Peters I |
The cabinet was composed as follows:[2]
Office | Name | Party | Since |
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Minister of General Affairs | Don Martina | MAN | 1982 |
Minister of Finance | Gilbert de Paula | PNP | 1982 |
Minister of Education | Jacques P. Veeris | MAN | 1982 |
Minister of Traffic and Communications | Charles L. Rudy Ellis | UPB | 1982 |
Minister of Public Health, Environmental Affairs | Margot Croes | PPA | 1982 |
Minister of Social Welfare, Youth Affairs, Sports, Culture and Recreation | Margot Croes | PPA | 1982 |
Eddy Werleman | PPA | May 1984 | |
Minister of Economic Affairs | Margot Croes | PPA | 1982 |
Maria Liberia Peters | PNP | 23 December 1982 | |
Minister of Constitutional Affairs | Antonito G. "Mito" Croes | AVP | 1982 |
Ralph R.H. Richardson | PPA | 26 October 1983 | |
Minister of Labor and Social Affairs | Jules C. Eisden | MAN | 1982 |
Harold J. Anastatia | MAN | 26 October 1983 | |
Minister of Justice | Antonito G. "Mito" Croes | AVP | 1982 |
Hector E. Gonzalez | AVP | 23 December 1982 | |
Don Martina | MAN | 26 October 1983 |
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