IS PEPPIE SULVARAN RIGHT ABOUT NO DEMOCRACY IN CURACAO OR IS HE SUFFERING FROM COVID-DIMENTIA "COVALENT"?
In an explanatory defensive-poised interview, the former Curacao Minister of Health (MOH); Suzy Camelia-Romer expressed that the Minister Of Justice (MOJ) can tell the OM on legal matters, the lawyer Mr. Eldon "Peppie" Sulvaran reacted and explained; "in Curacao there is no such thing as democracy".
In this news article you will be informed about:
- THE PUBLIC MINISTRIES ACT OF CURACAO.... ARTICLE 13 SECTION 2 - IS ELDON PEPPIE SULVARAN SUFFERING FROM "COVID-ALENT DIMENTIA?" THE LAW IS CLEAR, THE ARTICLE IS CLEAR, SO IS HE TRYING TO TAKE US FOR A SWING AROUND NOWHERE?
- ELDON SULVARAN EXPLAINS ARTICLE 13 HAS PROBLEMS AND MINISTER NEEDS TO GO LIKE A CHILD TO A DUTCH JUDGE - EXAGGERATION OR IS THAT THE WAY IT SHOULD BE IN A JUST SOCIETY?
- ELDON SULVARAN ALLUDING THAT THE MINISTER HAS LIMITATION, BUT WHICH SIDE OF HIS MOUTH IS HE TALKING?
- MUCH TALK ABOUT NOTHING NEW - PARLIAMENT HAS THE FINAL WORD IN A DEMOCRACY
- JNN EDUCATION - UNDERSTANDING POLITICAL METROLOGY IN CURACAO 101 : THE PUBLIC MINISTRIES ACT OF CURACAO.... ARTICLE 13 SECTION 2
THE PUBLIC MINISTRIES ACT OF CURACAO.... ARTICLE 13 SECTION 2 - IS ELDON PEPPIE SULVARAN SUFFERING FROM "COVID-ALENT DIMENTIA?" THE LAW IS CLEAR, THE ARTICLE IS CLEAR, SO IS HE TRYING TO TAKE US FOR A SWING AROUND NOWHERE?
During the interview Sulvaran said; "Well, I did not hear what she had to said (referring to Suzy. Romer) and do not believe it is possibly relevant neither, with all do respect! We need to simply look at the law! The law is very clear in that, and for the person that do not believe me, I ask them to go to the internet and search for "Rijkswet OM",You go to the article 13 section 2!"
Public Ministries Act of Curaçao, Sint Maarten and Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
Valid from 10-10-2010 to the present
CHAPTER 3 - Some Duties and Powers
Article 13
1. Our Minister may give the Attorney General general instructions regarding the investigation and prosecution of criminal offenses in his country. An instruction is given in writing and with reasons.
2. If Our Minister intends to give the Attorney General a special instruction concerning the investigation and prosecution of criminal offenses in his country, he shall submit the intended instruction to the Court for legal review. The Court will decide within one week on the request of Our Minister. If the Court is of the opinion that the intended designation is in accordance with the law, Our Minister may issue the designation.
The Minister of Justice, EMH Hirsch Ballin; and The State Secretary for the Interior and Kingdom Relations, A. Th. B. Bijleveld-Schouten; signed this Act into existence, and was issued the first of September 2010 and published in the National Gazette thereafter.
"Peppie" Sulvaran explained; "That article says the following, if the minister, look, no minister in Curacao can protect a Curasaleno, I will explain why. The article says, I will read it in Dutch first." (DUTCH SECTION HERE - PLEASE READ ABOVE IN ENGLISH TRANSLATED).
"Peppie" Sulvaran stated; "The Article is completely a-democratic, it has nothing to do with state of rights and that put it so that this article prohibits the minister of justice in Curacao to in any concrete case to help or save any Curasaleno! For the simple reason that the minister does not have the last word in that!"
ELDON SULVARAN EXPLAINS ARTICLE 13 HAS PROBLEMS AND MINISTER NEEDS TO GO LIKE A CHILD TO A DUTCH JUDGE - EXAGGERATION OR IS THAT THE WAY IT SHOULD BE IN A JUST SOCIETY?
"Peppie" Sulvaran continued; "This Article has a lot of problems, in the first place, you need to separate the general instruction; "Algemene Aanwijzing". Law does not count about recommendations, article 13 section 2, explain very clear that the minister need to go like a small kid to a Dutch/Netherlander (Hulandes) judge (AN OVER EXAGGERATION ON THE PART OF MR. ELDON "Peppie" SULVARAN) that is in here for 3 years, the majority of judges are "Hulandes" that know nothing about us, the minister needs to ask that judge for permit to see if he/she can give a subordinate of his/hers which would be a general procurator an instruction in a concrete case, that does not have anything to do with democracy because, why judges need to be in governance with prosecution for them to afterwards themselves come and sit down with the hat of judge and judge someone which they give permit to be prosecuted! Which means, let us separate the things".
ELDON SULVARAN ALLUDING THAT THE MINISTER HAS LIMITATION, BUT WHICH SIDE OF HIS MOUTH IS HE TALKING?
"Peppie expounded; "There is a general instruction where the minister can say, as an example; that this year we will put accent on such crime; "delito" or we will put accent on "gathering money from fines" "kobramentu di boet" etc. So; that on its own the minister does not have any problem with because, that is under our parliament control. The problems sits were a minister can not manage its management if the minister can not give a concrete instruction. The minister does not have a parking brake nor "steering wheel", which means that the minister can not guide its general management, in specific case the minister can not give an instruction, because the law prohibits it!"
MUCH TALK ABOUT NOTHING NEW - PARLIAMENT HAS THE FINAL WORD IN A DEMOCRACY
Eldon punctuated; "For people to understand, in a democracy, parliament has the last word, here, in specific cases it is the "Hulandes" judges! And you yourself need to understand that, that does not square, I will come back to that. It is Dutch/Netherlander (Hulandes) judges who has the last word in all concrete case where a minister want to give a concrete instruction!"
JNN EDUCATION UNDERSTANDING POLITICAL METROLOGY IN CURACAO 101
Just to understand the history of Curacao, before its birth as an autonomous country, some of the authorities outside of Curacao that had a pivotal role in the laws that today still are on the books, more because they do have some logics and weight, however it is the selective exercise and execution of laws towards certain people based on their political polarity, subservience and whether they are compromised a little, a lot or not at all that sparks a return to pre-1864 era or lobe sided discrimination
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| Ernst Maurits Henricus (EMH) Hirsch Ballin is a retired Dutch politician of the Christian Democratic Appeal party and jurist. |
After the election of 1989; EMH Hirsch Ballin was appointed as Minister of Justice in the Cabinet Lubbers III, taking office on 7 November 1989. He was also appointed as Minister for Netherlands Antilles and Aruba Affairs on 14 November 1989 and served as acting Minister of the Interior from 10 January 1994 until 18 January 1994.
Following the cabinet formation of 2006 Hirsch Ballin continued as Minister of Justice in the Cabinet Balkenende IV, taking office on 22 February 2007. The Cabinet Balkenende IV fell just 2 days shy of its 3 year anniversary, but EMH continued to serve in a demissionary capacity as Minister of Justice and also as Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations on 23 February 2010 until 14th October 2010.
As The Minister of Justice, EMH Hirsch Ballin; and The State Secretary for the Interior and Kingdom Relations, A. Th. B. Bijleveld-Schouten; signed The Public Ministries Act of Curaçao, Sint Maarten and Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba into existence, which was issued the first of September 2010 and it was later published in the Curacao National Gazette thereafter.
In April 2010 Hirsch Ballin announced that he would not stand for the election of 2010. Following the cabinet formation of 2010 Hirsch Ballin was not giving a cabinet post in the new Cabinet Rutte I on 14 October 2010.
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