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Constructive consultation between ministers of Justice Netherlands, Aruba,...

THE HAGUE - Today, the Ministers of Justice Grapperhaus (Netherlands), Bikker (Aruba), Girigorie (Curaçao) and De Weever (Sint Maarten) came together for the semi-annual Justice Four-Party Consultation...

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Curaçao government strongly regrets Minister Blok’s statements

WILLEMSTAD - The government of Curaçao deeply regrets the statements of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and in that capacity also Kingdom Minister, Mr. Blok, on multicultural societies. The government...

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Minister of Foreign Affairs must resign

WILLEMSTAD - The recent statement by Minister Stef Blok of Foreign Affairs that a multicultural society cannot exist peacefully has caused great outcry on Curaçao and other parts of the Dutch Kingdom....

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Curacao mulling 15 firms to replace Venezuela as refinery operator

WILLEMSTAD - The oil refinery Isla is considering offers from 15 companies interested in temporarily operating the 335,000-barrel-per-day facility to replace the current operator, Venezuela’s ailing...

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Central Bureau of Statistics: The economy is down 1.7 percent in 2017

First results of the Gross Domestic Product Curaçao - 2017 WILLEMSTAD - In 2017, the development of the gross domestic product (GDP) will result in a further decrease compared to the previous year. The...

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Government invests in Curoil for undisturbed fuel delivery

WILLEMSTAD - The government invests more than 10 million guilders in Curoil. A contribution to the investments for an undisturbed fuel supply on Curaçao. Additional storage capacity is being built with...

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Press Release: ‘Continuous biased attitude towards AVA Airways’

WILLEMSTAD - The current Minister of Traffic and Transportation (Jesus-Leito) and Minister of Economic Development (Steven Martina) are continuing the biased attitude of the government towards Ava...

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New on the island: Zigzag lines warn motorists

WILLEMSTAD - On the Grebbelinieweg (road), motorists are warned with zigzag lines that they are approaching a zebra crossing or a dangerous crossroads and have to reduce their speed. The lines have...

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Minister in conversation with notaries

WILLEMSTAD - Minister of Justice Quincy Girigorie, in connection with all the commotion surrounding the appointment of three new civil-law notaries, is in discussion with a group of notaries who object...

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New financial stop another blow for contractors

WILLEMSTAD - A financial stop that has been in effect since November 2017 within the government is being extended, which means that the government is not committing itself to new projects. No...

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Curaçao has almost 3400 civil servants

WILLEMSTAD - Curaçao has 74 more civil servants compared to last years. As of June 1, 3365 people work for the government. The latest overview dates back to January this year. The Minister of...

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Reorganization at the Tax Department

WILLEMSTAD - According to the Minister of Finance, Kenneth Gijsbertha, the process is underway to dismantle Centrale Debtors Ledger Management (CDA) and to centralize all collection service at the Tax...

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DMO and SKO want insight into contract PAC and VVRP

WILLEMSTAD - On behalf of Downtown Management Organization (DMO) and Otrabanda Merchants Association (SKO), the law firm HBN Law sent a letter to Minister Jesus-Leito to gain openness about the...

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Integrity Office focuses on prevention and enforcement

WILLEMSTAD - The legislation for an integrity bureau has been completed and is being sent to the Advisory Council. If everything goes according to plan, adjustments can be made at the end of October in...

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Candidate buyers former Curaçao house in The Hague lose court proceedings...

THE HAGUE, WILLEMSTAD - The government of Curaçao has been completely vindicated by the Court of Appeal in The Hague in a lawsuit filed by two Amsterdam real estate traders. The two, Wieglia Beheer and...

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Curaçao government introduces risk profile

WILLEMSTAD - Curaçao has recently developed a risk profile. This is a policy document in which some potential risks have been identified for disasters that Curaçao could be confronted with on the basis...

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The Government recognizes the Curaçao Culinary Team for their outstanding...

WILLEMSTAD - The Curaçao Culinary Team 2018 visited the Council of Ministers were they were thanked for their impeccable performance at the Taste of the Caribbean 2018 competition. The whole team...

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‘Little known about Tula day activities’

WILLEMSTAD - The communication between Plataforma Sklabitut (Slavery Platform) and Herensia di Sklabitut (Slavery Heritage) and the Minister of Culture Marilyn Alcala-Wallé is not going very well. The...

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St. Maarten: Meyers dispels misinformation about coalition government crisis

PHILIPSBURG - A lunch on Tuesday between two St. Maarteners who happen to also be politicians has spawned a stream of misinformation about a possible coalition crisis. However, this is far from the...

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Does Curaçao adhere to human rights?

ast week Thursday on Friday, 6 Venezuelans have been arrested by the police. The press and other stakeholders were kept far away. There is great uncertainty about the fate of these people, including a...

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