**PARAMARIBO** — The Braganza Marketing Group (BMG) has denied allegations that Mennonites from Belize and Mexico, involved in three of the company’s agricultural projects, are residing illegally in Suriname or conducting unlawful activities.
According to the company, the Mennonites in question hold valid visas, and their operations are being conducted based on agreements previously established with the government.
BMG has disputed the claims of illegality surrounding the Mennonite projects and has threatened to pursue a multi-million-dollar claim.
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