In the context of the Larimar corruption and money laundering case, which saw the conviction last year of Theo Heyliger and two former representatives of a Dutch public works company, the said company, the WWR, was also targeted. .
But instead of pursuing this one in justice and thus "to initiate a procedure which would cost money to the taxpayer", the public prosecutor's office of Sint Maarten wished to oblige him to finance up to 2 million dollars "of the projects having to to serve the people of Sint Maarten ”.
Among the projects identified, the construction of a wastewater pumping station behind the Melford Hazel Sports Complex, which will allow wastewater to be evacuated from the Sucker Garden district to the wastewater treatment plant on Illidge road.
WWR is to provide all the labor, materials and other equipment necessary for the realization of project site whose cost is estimated at 677 dollars. "The company will not make any profit on the projects," said the prosecution. (Soualigapost.com)
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