The 2024 parliamentary elections in Aruba provide valuable insights into the island’s political stability and governance. Understanding Aruba’s electoral system and constitutional framework is key for foreign investors to explore…
The government’s recent decision to raise the minimum wage for 2025 and a proposal to introduce stricter working hour regulations represent a significant shift in Aruba’s labor policy. While these…
Last week, our “One Happy Island” was anything but sunny. Torrential rain wreaked havoc across Aruba, turning streets into rivers, flooding homes and businesses, and leaving cars stranded. An example…
In 2024, the number of marriages in Aruba hovered just over 400, while the number of divorces was slightly under 400—a statistic that underscores how closely these two milestones are…
Yesterday, Sunday, November 3rd, 2024, the Red Cross Aruba brought the community together for a lively and heartfelt fundraising event at MVC Eagle Beach and Tulip Restaurant. “Riding for the…
Over a decade ago, Aruba moved toward renewable energy by allowing homes and businesses to install solar panels and connect them to the national grid. Elmar, the island’s utility company,…
The Landsverordening Voorkoming Verontreiniging Door Schepen (1993) is a piece of legislation in Aruba, aimed at preventing marine pollution from ships. This law enforces regulations that align with international agreements,…
In a significant development today, October 8, 2024, Minister of Labor, Energy, and Integration Glenbert Croes was arrested as part of the ongoing Portulaca investigation. According to a press release…
The Aruba Fair Trade Authority (AFTA) has completed three-quarters of its operation, but its effectiveness and priorities deserve scrutiny. I’ve written about AFTA before, including a detailed analysis of Aruba’s…
Congratulations are in order for Bucuti Beach Hotel, Grant Thornton, and the Aruba Hotel and Tourism Association (AHATA) following the recent tax court ruling in favor of Bucuti. The September…
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