Category Archives: Censure

Second open letter to the President of the APEEE Woluwe

Accountability, AGM (Annual General Meeting), Censure, EGM (Extraordinary General Meeting), Open letter, Transparency

Second Open letter for the attention of Mr Houghton-Clarke, President of the APEEE Woluwe

Dear Mr Houghton-Clarke, President of the APEEE Woluwe,

As I explained in the opening of my previous letter to you, we have never met  therefore I do not understand why you address me on a first name basis. If you must, please address me as Mr Santos. Continue reading Second open letter to the President of the APEEE Woluwe →

Open letter to the President of the APEEE Woluwe

Censure, Open letter

UPDATE October 13, 2021:

There is a follow-up to this letter.

Open letter for the attention of Mr Houghton-Clarke, President of the APEEE Woluwe

I hope this letter finds you well.

I would like to start by making it clear to you and to whoever else may read this letter, that we have never met and neither have we ever had the opportunity to talk and discuss any matters in person – not even by phone or via other digital means of communication. It is therefore safe to conclude that we don’t know each other, or are even acquainted. Continue reading Open letter to the President of the APEEE Woluwe →