KRALENDIJK- HR-professional Marylou Felida will join the active politics of Bonaire by means of her affiliation with the MPB party of political leader Elvis Tjin Asjoe.
According to a press release from the party, Felida is currently undergoing a training program to be on the electoral list for the party, for the elections which are held on March 15, 2023.
Felida was born to a Bonairean father and a Curaçao-born mother. Felida has been working for some time now as a personnel consultant at the Fundashon Mariadal. Before that, the brand new politician gained 16 years of experience in personnel work at the St. Elizabeth hospital on Curaçao.
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In addition to her work, Felida is involved in various jobs as a volunteer. That is also Felida’s biggest motivation to enter the political arena. “I would like to contribute to society and on a larger scale than I do now”. Based on the party program, Felida is confident that the MPB is the right party for her.
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