SURINAME-President announces financial payments from energy royalties to the Surinamese population. - Caribbean Times

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SURINAME-President announces financial payments from energy royalties to the Surinamese population. - Caribbean Times

PRAMARIBO, Suriname, CMC—President Chandrikapersad 'Chan' Santokhi says every Surinamese national will receive a share in royalties of US$750, with an interest of seven percent annually from the energy sector. 'Today, I announce the financial instrument, under the name Royalties for Everyone (RVI), which offers the people of Suriname a share in future oil royalties. The […]

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