Every column and essay in the register, newest first. Articles run from 2007; the wider record of published work runs from 1998.
Vorige week was ons “One Happy Island” allesbehalve zonnig. Zware regenval zorgde voor chaos op Aruba: straten veranderden in rivieren, huizen en bedrijven
Last week, our “One Happy Island” was anything but sunny. Torrential rain wreaked havoc across Aruba, turning streets into rivers, flooding homes and busin
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 close
The ongoing sewage crisis at the RWZI Bubali Plas facility in Aruba continues to grow more complicated, with no clear resolution in sight. On Friday, Novem
Yesterday, Sunday, November 3rd, 2024, the Red Cross Aruba brought the community together for a lively and heartfelt fundraising
A Change in Perspective on Corporate Governance in Aruba At first, I was highly skeptical of Aruba’s Code of Corporate Governance. Applying corporate-style
This week, I appeared in the Court of First Instance of Aruba for a divorce case. It was quite different from my usual work in corporate law and finance, b
This week, the Council of State presented an important report ahead of the 70th anniversary of the Charter for the Kingdom of t
Aruba’s Parliament has passed a motion of no confidence against Minister of Education and Sports Endy Croes in a significant political development. This de
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. Elma