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CURAçAO   

Desperate Curaçaoan unions still have hope for a solution out of The Hague

WILLEMSTAD – The civil servants unions on Curaçao have put all their hopes on the talks that the government...

CURAçAO   

Minister on riots Curaçao: ‘criminal groups behind this’

WILLEMSTAD – “Groups of criminals are behind the fires and destruction”, says minister for Justice Quincy Girigorie after Curaçao...

CURAçAO   

Protest on Curaçao ends in riots and looting, curfew in effect

WILLEMSTAD – The protest of hundreds of individuals, demanding the resignation of the government of Curaçao ended in riots,...

CURAçAO   

Food Bank Curaçao: ‘More than 250 new requests per day’

WILLEMSTAD – “The Food Bank on Curaçao still receives about 250 new requests for food packages per day”, says...

CURAçAO   

Curaçao: Border partially open starting in July, no quarantine for Dutch visitors

WILLEMSTAD – A maximum of ten thousand people from low risk countries are allowed to visit Curaçao in the...

CURAçAO   

More mass layoffs to follow at Curaçaoan hotels if border doesn’t open before July

WILLEMSTAD – The requested mass layoff at the Santa Barbara Beach Hotel is a forerunner for the rest of...

CURAçAO   

Curaçaoan music industry in crisis: ‘Who will protect our culture?’

WILLEMSTAD – The Association of Curaçaoan Musicians (AMAK) expects that a majority of musicians on the island will have...

CURAçAO   

Poverty on Curaçao: Aid organizations overrun by hungry individuals

WILLEMSTAD – The poverty on Curaçao is so dire that the Red Cross on the island fears looting while...

CURAçAO   

Curaçaoan fishermen skeptical about government’s post-corona plans

WILLEMSTAD – Strengthening and broadening its own economy so that it is less reliant on tourism or aid from...

Nederlandse site

Curaçao verlengt lockdown, omdat er geen andere optie is

Papiamentu site

Dies partido ta lucha den elekshon: tin rabia pa motibu di limitashon den hibamentu di kampaña

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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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