- SETAR ta prepara Aruba pa era di “smart cities” y tecnologia IoT
- SETAR ta lansa “Sali Conecta” y prepara Aruba pa futuro digital cu 5G
- Seis isla hulandes ta firma acuerdo nobo pa fortalece agricultura y piscamento
- Industria di aviacion ta teme caos na Merca prome cu mundial di futbol
- Famoso abogado hulandes Geert-Jan Knoops castiga cu suspension condicional
- SETAR ta prepara Aruba pa era di “smart cities” y tecnologia IoT
- SETAR ta lansa “Sali Conecta” y prepara Aruba pa futuro digital cu 5G
- Seis isla hulandes ta firma acuerdo nobo pa fortalece agricultura y piscamento
- Industria di aviacion ta teme caos na Merca prome cu mundial di futbol
- Famoso abogado hulandes Geert-Jan Knoops castiga cu suspension condicional
Dutch government puts ‘dispute commission’ on hold again
DEN HAAG – Aruba, Curacao and St Maarten shouldn’t expect the creation of a ‘dispute commission’ anytime soon. The plan to have an independent commission or judge mediate disputes between the three Dutch Caribbean islands and the Dutch government has been put ‘on hold’, yet again. Dutch secretary of state Raymond Knops says he has other priorities, such as the reconstruction of hurricane damaged St Martin.
DISPUTES
The three islands have longed for this ‘dispute commission’, as political disputes keep piling up with the Dutch government. One such dispute made former Aruba Prime Minister Mike Eman go on a brief high profile hunger strike when the Dutch government disapproved of the islands budget in 2014. Island government representatives say the Dutch are afraid to loose power to the islands.
Source Caribisch Netwerk