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- Parlamento a aproba mocion unanimemente pa pidi Hulanda claridad riba anotacionnan di Beatrix tocante Betico Croes
- ATIA ta lamenta e proceso di dialogo tocante salario minimo y e declaracionnan publico di e Prome Minister
- Eman ta nenga impasse den coalicion y ta insisti riba aumento di salario minimo
- Presidente di FIFA na Aruba pa inaugura proyecto di veld di futbol
- Fernandes Pedra a pidi cambio di huez: caso di dos morto atrobe suspendi
Parliaments criticise Dutch bills introduced without prior consultation
Posted on 10/19/2026, 1:05 AM AST | Updated on 10/19/2026, 1:05 AM AST
WILLEMSTAD — Parliamentary delegations from Aruba, Curaçao and St. Maarten have expressed concern about legislative initiatives from the Netherlands that affect the Caribbean countries without prior consultation.
During a tripartite meeting in Curaçao on October 15, they discussed several proposed Kingdom laws. According to Curaçao’s Parliament, concrete agreements were reached, but their details were not disclosed.
The delegations also received an update on a mechanism to resolve disputes between Kingdom countries and reviewed progress on earlier agreements.
The next tripartite meeting is scheduled for January 12, 2027, in St. Maarten.