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ARUBA   ST MAARTEN   

Aruba expects to introduce ESTA in September, Sint Maarten is also interested

PHILIPSBURG – Aruba hopes to introduce ESTA, an electronic pre-clearance for travelers, in September for individuals travelling from Venezuela....

ARUBA   CURAçAO   ST MAARTEN   BONAIRE   SABA   ST EUSTATIUS   

Research into murder and deadly gang violence on the islands

LEIDEN – Why do so many homicides occur on the Caribbean islands? And how can this number be lowered? With...

ARUBA   CURAçAO   ST MAARTEN   NEDERLAND   

‘Caribbean pressure on The Hague must be commended’

THE HAGUE – Curaçao has a new government, thus a new representative in The Hague. The first official meeting...

ARUBA   

Aruban slave register available online this summer

AMSTERDAM – The slave register of Aruba will be available online this upcoming summer for all to view, announced...

ARUBA   CURAçAO   ST MAARTEN   NEDERLAND   

Plasterk’s dispute regulation proposal hasn’t heard the last of the Caribbean

DEN HAAG – The State Council is expected in a few months to adopt an advice on means of...

ARUBA   CURAçAO   ST MAARTEN   NEDERLAND   

VVD wins on Aruba and Curacao, D66 wins on St. Maarten

ORANJESTAD – With 274 votes in Curacao and 112 votes in Aruba, the VVD became the largest party on...

ARUBA   CURAçAO   

‘InselAir has put itself in a corner’

ORANJESTAD – “The problem at InselAir is its maintenance schedule. They have put themselves in a corner, where all...

Nederlandse site

‘Overheid moet meer doen om achtergebleven vaders te helpen’

Papiamentu site

VVD ta kousa rabia: klèsh den Tweede Kamer tokante Aruba, Kòrsou i Sint Maarten

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Caribbean Network provides news, current affairs and background information on Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Maarten and the Dutch Caribbean community residing in the Netherlands. With a network of local journalists we monitor developments on the six Caribbean islands of the Dutch Kingdom. The network also keeps abreast with developments amongst the Antillean and Aruban communities in the Netherlands and the political process in The Hague, to the extend it is relevant for the six islands and/or the Caribbean communities in the Netherlands. Caribbean Network is an independent newsagency. ...

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