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“Insel Air has a year to get its act together”
WILLEMSTAD — The moratorium awarded to the struggling Curacao-based airline company Insel Air, whereby temporary suspension of payments was granted on March 14th of this year, has been extended until August More...
Government priorities remain opaque
GREAT BAY – The Council of Ministers began yesterday morning with the presentation of its governing program 2016-2020 to the Central Committee of Parliament. Today reported extensively about the contents of the More...
“We need help with autism”
A mother cries out “We need help with autism” GREAT BAY – The heart of a mother who has struggled for years with her son who was diagnosed with autism continues to cry out. Ingrid Nadal-Rombley (see photo) More...
Hard to understand
Is casino owner Francesco Corallo getting a fair treatment? That is the question we pose with the publication of our front page interview today. Extradition seems a fairly simple procedure – unless the request More...
Detained casino owner Francesco Corallo: “One day I will be acquitted”
Please login to read the exclusive interview with casino owner Corallo Francesco incarcerated at the Philipsburg Police Station in St. Maarten while awaiting a hearing date to be set for his extradition to Italy. More...
Reform
The government has now until the end of this year to complete its pension and healthcare reform plans. Financial supervisor Cft did not seem too concerned yesterday about what comes down to a one-year delay, even More...
Former Minister Richardson hired to downsize Postal Services staff
GREAT BAY – The government has appointed former vice Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Dennis Richardson (see photo) as a change manager at the Postal Services. “The Postal services inherited a staff of More...
Short term contracts
Dear Editor, It is important to give the public a refresher as to why the process to amend book 7A of the civil code is underway. The intention to amend Book 7A of civil code is to protect the employees or workers. More...
Young burglars found guilty
GREAT BAY – The Court in First Instance sentenced Garfield Junior Barnes on Wednesday to 99 days of imprisonment, with 90 days suspended and 3 years of probation for a burglary he committed in a house on the Valley More...
PM Marlin: “We don’t need an Integrity Chamber”
GREAT BAY – Prime Minister William Marlin was “flabbergasted” when he read that the Dutch government had appointed Hans Leijtens as the quartermaster for the Integrity Chamber. At the same time, Marlin noted More...
