Every column and essay in the register, newest first. Articles run from 2007; the wider record of published work runs from 1998.
This week, a few senators - certainly not the sharpest pencils in the box - introduced a draft bill to amend the constitution, seemingly driven by dissatis
In last week’s column we delved into the chaotic taxi protests that rocked Aruba. In respo
A Brewing Storm In February I, Lincoln Gomez published a column with the title Ride-Sharing Services In Aruba
By: Dr. Lincoln D. Gomez In the recent appellate court decision on Embassy Suites, there was a notable disparity between 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
A look down to the South of Us As I write my next column, Venezuela’s voting stations are open. Today, Venezuela will decide
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-pac
Recently, I've found myself immersed in a flurry of enriching activities that have left little room for idle moments. Despite the bustling schedule, my com
Often, I am approached by folks with legal questions, whether at the grocery store, in a parking lot, or at a restaurant. It usually starts with: “I know t
Introduction Public trust in institutions is foundational to a functioning democracy. When these institutions, especially those like the Chamber of Commerc