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Curaçao's parliament is debating a proposed extradition law and questioning the executive power structure of the Kingdom.

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  1. Gilmar Pisas met with a Parliament committee as Curaçao and the Netherlands agreed to cooperate on reforms.

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Curaçao's parliament is debating a proposed extradition law and questioning the executive power structure of the Kingdom.

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  1. Gilmar Pisas met with a Parliament committee as Curaçao and the Netherlands agreed to cooperate on reforms.Sub-event
  2. Curaçao parliament debates extradition law and questions executive power structure.1 source

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