Aruba introduces “lemon law” for time-share buyers

Aruba’s environmental challenges, including inadequate waste management and sewage systems, pose significant threats to the island’s sustainability and attractiveness. Despite government departments citing resource limitations, the real issues lie in bureaucratic inertia and a lack of accountability. Privatization attempts and the absence of emission standards further exacerbate the situation, necessitating urgent and genuine reforms for a sustainable future.

The debate over codifying same-sex marriage in Aruba and Curaçao has reached a standstill in the parliament, with the fate of these marriages now in the hands of the Supreme Court. The Association of Christian Churches, opposing same-sex marriage, has been called out for trying to influence the court despite lacking legal standing. Furthermore, there are calls to reconsider the tax-exempt status of these churches to ensure fair representation and contribution to society.

 Purchasing a home is often the most significant financial decision for many. If you get a mortgage, your relationship with your bank will likely last a lifetime or be your…

Aruba’s Housing Crisis III: Ensuring locals are not left behind I have previously written two columns on Aruba’s housing crisis. “Aruba’s Housing Crisis: Why Foreign Investors and Vacation Rentals are…