The Mating Dance This week saw a significant political development as the Prime Minister tendered the resignation of her entire cabinet. This dramatic move comes after a few days of…
The recent Torrealba Gonzalez vs. Sociale Verzekeringsbank (SVB) case shines a harsh light on the persistence of institutional discrimination. I first learned about this case last week through the media,…
In my previous articles, I explored the ongoing turmoil within Aruba’s taxi industry, from the disruptive protests that erupted in response to the Minister of Transport’s decrees to the deeper…
This week, a few senators – certainly not the sharpest pencils in the box – introduced a draft bill to amend the constitution, seemingly driven by dissatisfaction from certain religious…
In last week’s column, we delved into the chaotic taxi protests that rocked Aruba. In response to the Minister of Transport’s new decrees, taxi drivers engaged in disruptive demonstrations that…
A Brewing Storm In February I, Lincoln Gomez, published a column with the title Ride-Sharing Services In Aruba? and I addressed the fact that by law all taxi’s are required…
By: Dr. Lincoln D. Gomez In the recent appellate court decision on Embassy Suites, there was a notable disparity between the governmental and the resort’s claims of victory and the…
By Lincoln D Gomez July 30th, 2024 Explore the impact of the 2024 Venezuela election on Aruba’s economy, migration, and diplomatic relations. Discover the implications of the disputed election results. Introduction:…
A look down to the South of Us As I write my next column, Venezuela’s voting stations are open. Today, Venezuela will decide if the incumbent President Maduro will remain…
A technological awakening is on the horizon in the sun-soaked paradise of Aruba, where azure waters meet sugar-white sands. Despite lagging in the fast-paced realm of technology and making meager…
