Every column and essay in the register, newest first. Articles run from 2007; the wider record of published work runs from 1998.
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
Introduction Public institutions are the bedrock of a functioning society. They act as watchdogs for upholding laws, provide certain essential services, an
According to article 19 of the Handelsregisterbesluit AB 1989 no. GT 87 and its subsequent amendments “Decree”, the specific fees mentioned pertain to the
As Aruba navigates the complexities of the global financial landscape, recent developments have brought to light both the strengths and vulnerabilities wit
Last Friday was World Telecom Day, and the state-owned and controlled telecommunications company, SETAR, spent good money in the media showcasing its bundl
There has been a lot of debate surrounding the Same-Sex marriage case at the Supreme Court. The debate intensified last week when a bill was presented on t
During the week, I usually keep my “column senses” open to absorb information that can inspire my next column. Sometimes, it is one incident or occurrence.
Aruba is grappling with a significant but often overlooked problem: the ineffective management of its sewage and waste systems. Despite our reputation for