Every column and essay in the register, newest first. Articles run from 2007; the wider record of published work runs from 1998.
Aruba's economy continues to grow, but emerging challenges such as increasing debt costs, global trade tensions, and inefficient government spending pose s
Sommige mensen werken voor Justitie. Anderen zijn Justitie. Sigrid Torres behoort zonder twijfel tot die laatste categorie. Ze heeft misschien nooit een to
The latest financial update from the Ar
In my recent column, “Aruba Taxi Reform: Essential Fixes and the 2024 Ministerial Decree”
The recent shift in how debit card transactions are processed in Aruba has sparked concern among local businesses, particularly those represented by Comerc
Aruba’s financial situation demands leadership, bold decisions, and a commitment to reform. The time for half-measures is over. With mounting debt and a bl
To increase tax revenues, the government enacted a policy effective January 1, 2023, assigning a fictitious wage of 48,000 florins per year to all company
January always feels like a fresh start, a chance to recalibrate and reflect on where we’re headed. For my family, this year began with a poignant mileston
This week’s column isn’t about geopolitics, the environment, finance, or law. It’s not about a pressing issue or breaking news. No, this one is about you.
The 2024 parliamentary elections in Aruba provide valuable insights into the island’s political stability and governance. Understanding Aruba’s electoral s