WILLEMSTAD - Today the trial against George Jamaloodin resumes at the naval base in Suffisant.

After the witness interviews last week, it is the turn of the public prosecutor's requisitoir on the fourth day. It is expected that the public prosecutor will demand an extra two years in prison making it a total of 30 years. In First Instance he got 28 years.

For example, the time that Jamaloodin was in Venezuela until his extradition has been deducted from the sentence. The Public Prosecution Service tried to prove at the hearing on Friday that the former minister was not imprisoned there, but was waiting for his extradition while partying. In this way, the advocate general wants to prevent a new reduction in sentence being applied.