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Social Service Time starts on Bonaire, ‘give something back to your island’

Social Service Time starts on Bonaire, ‘give something back to your island’

Social Service Time, which already exists in the continental Netherlands, has now also started in the special municipality of...

2 August 2023
Maternity leave in Caribbean municipalities? Less rights than in the European-Netherlands

Maternity leave in Caribbean municipalities? Less rights than in the European-Netherlands

Parents and expectant parents shared their bewilderment before with Caribbean Network about maternity leave on Bonaire. Now, more than...

31 July 2023
The impact of slavery: broken families and an inferiority complex

The impact of slavery: broken families and an inferiority complex

Psychologist Shandewry Rosalina links slavery to the fact that many Caribbean men don’t know how to talk about their...

14 July 2023
Welcome 2023! The year of equal treatment for the people of Bonaire, Saba & Statia?

Welcome 2023! The year of equal treatment for the people of Bonaire, Saba & Statia?

Happy New Year! Will 2023 be a year of significant progress and equal treatment for the people living in...

1 January 2023
Van Huffelen on Bonaire: ‘determine social minimum as soon as possible’

Van Huffelen on Bonaire: ‘determine social minimum as soon as possible’

KRALENDIJK – “I want to be able to determine the social minimum as soon as possible. But those are...

21 February 2022
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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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