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20260811 030000 UTC
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[00:05:40] telenoticias.
[00:06:21] In today's Telenoticia, the Government strengthens purchasing power with
[00:06:24] an increase in school aid and assistance to provide more support
[00:06:28] to families and people with limitations.
[00:06:32] In addition, the Minister of Housing emphasizes that construction
[00:06:35] companies must comply with all permits and requirements before
[00:06:39] preparing land for construction.
[00:06:43] Also, addiction and mental health must be treated together, with more
[00:06:47] focus on trauma as the root of the problem, and the need for more
[00:06:51] coverage and support for specialized
[00:06:53] care. In addition, the Jamaican
[00:06:57] community celebrates 64 years of independence while
[00:07:01] Aruba recognizes the important contribution of the
[00:07:04] community to the progress of our
[00:07:06] island.
[00:07:09] And in international news, a deadly shooting in Thailand has
[00:07:13] left at least seven people dead and 23 injured, after a
[00:07:16] 14-year-old boy opened fire at random in a
[00:07:19] school.
[00:07:27] And we begin with the first report. This morning during the Government of Aruba's
[00:07:31] press conference, Prime Minister Mike Eman, together with the Minister of
[00:07:34] Social Affairs, Merlyn Wyatt-Ras, announced financial
[00:07:38] support that the government will be providing to those who receive assistance and need
[00:07:42] it.
[00:11:55] Infrastructure expressed concern during
[00:11:58] an interview regarding the number of construction companies that, according to
[00:12:01] the Minister, do not comply with the requirements and established
[00:12:05] procedures related to requests for different types of permits and
[00:12:09] authorizations from departments such as D.I.N.M. when preparing
[00:12:13] land for construction. According to Minister Hes, the situation causes
[00:12:16] concern and also indicates that current requirements
[00:12:20] must be complied with to protect the environment, which the minister will
[00:12:23] elaborate on further.
[00:15:50] law. The Jamaican community in Aruba gathered to celebrate the 64th
[00:15:54] anniversary of Jamaica's Independence, an occasion marked
[00:15:57] with national pride, culture, and tradition. During
[00:16:01] the celebration, different members of the community, guests, and
[00:16:04] government representatives participated. In the commemoration,
[00:16:09] Prime Minister Mike Eman took the floor during the program where he
[00:16:13] congratulated the Jamaican community on the anniversary of
[00:16:16] their country's independence. During his speech, the Prime Minister
[00:16:20] highlighted the strong relationship between Aruba and Jamaica and
[00:16:23] expressed his appreciation for the important contribution that
[00:16:26] the Jamaican community makes to the economic,
[00:16:30] social, and cultural development
[00:16:31] of Aruba.
[00:16:37] appropriately, our whole, may our holy
[00:16:40] father be our
[00:16:43] guidance, our lights
[00:16:47] during countless hours. this is a
[00:16:51] foundation that every nation needs.
[00:16:55] this is the basis for the norms and
[00:16:59] values that should guide us as a country and
[00:17:02] as a community, and when we gather here
[00:17:06] today, and we reflect on the
[00:17:09] independence of Jamaica, we
[00:17:12] remember and reflect on the history of the people that
[00:17:16] made it possible for Jamaica to become
[00:17:19] independent, strong leaders,
[00:17:22] strong community that felt that the
[00:17:26] opportunity and the most
[00:17:30] important responsibility laid
[00:17:32] in their own hands to guide their country, so
[00:17:36] this is a celebration.
[00:18:08] for the holy father to guide us with his
[00:18:11] light in order to create that
[00:18:14] better opportunity, we also ask for
[00:18:18] the sense of responsibility that we share that
[00:18:21] prosperity. many countries in the
[00:18:24] world have very impressive
[00:18:27] economic numbers, have very impressive tourism
[00:18:31] numbers. Aruba also has these
[00:18:34] impressive economic and tourism numbers. but
[00:18:38] when we walk around our islands, when we visit
[00:18:41] neighborhoods, we enter houses in
[00:18:44] Aruba, we feel that although we have
[00:18:48] been successful economic growth and
[00:18:51] prosperity, we still have much to
[00:18:54] do in order for that prosperity to reach
[00:18:57] in every household of Aruba, to
[00:19:00] reach every street and every neighborhoods, so when we come
[00:19:04] here together today, celebrating with the Jamaican.
[00:19:07] community, let's also remember their
[00:19:11] contribution to the progress of Aruba, let's
[00:19:14] also make it cause that each
[00:19:17] one of all those
[00:19:20] making this prosperity share in this prosperity, that
[00:19:24] is definitely a goal for all of
[00:19:27] us, for the new leaders in politics, I would
[00:19:31] say this is the most important task for the
[00:19:35] future of our island, so...
[00:19:55] highlighting the importance of preserving their culture and traditions and of continuing
[00:19:59] to strengthen the ties between Aruba and
[00:20:01] Jamaica.
[00:20:07] at the national stadium in Kingston, new
[00:20:10] flag raised in its
[00:20:13] place, black,
[00:20:17] the strength and creativity of its
[00:20:20] people, green for the land
[00:20:24] and for hope and goal for the
[00:20:27] sunlight that never
[00:20:29] fades,
[00:20:32] on that night, a nation of farmers and fishermen, of
[00:20:35] teachers and market women
[00:20:51] "that night in 1962 Jamaica was born as
[00:20:54] an independent state, but
[00:20:57] the Jamaican spirit was born long before
[00:21:00] that, and it was born free,
[00:21:04] it survived the middle passage, it endured the
[00:21:08] plantation, it stood before the maroons,
[00:21:12] stood with the maroons in the mountains and stood again in
[00:21:15] every generation that refused to allow our story to
[00:21:19] be... written by someone
[00:21:21] else,
[00:21:29] independence did not create a Jamaican spirit,
[00:21:32] independence gave it a
[00:21:34] flag,
[00:21:38] and I would ask you to reflect this evening
[00:21:42] in where we have chosen to raise this flag, not
[00:21:45] in Kingston,
[00:21:48] but here in... Street St.
[00:21:50] Nicholas.
[00:21:55] That choice is deliberate. A
[00:21:58] century ago, when the refinery brought this town to life,
[00:22:01] workers came from across the Caribbean to build new futures
[00:22:05] and among them came
[00:22:07] Jamaicans.
[00:22:10] They brought their labor, their faith, their culture, their
[00:22:14] music, and their cuisine.
[00:22:17] They raised families here. They
[00:22:20] helped to build this community. They
[00:22:24] contributed to Aruba.
[00:22:27] The English spoken in these streets, the rhythm of this
[00:22:30] town's celebration, the very character of St.
[00:22:33] Nicholas,
[00:22:36] Jamaica is woven into this
[00:22:38] fabric. When our flag
[00:22:41] rises in the street, it
[00:22:44] rises not as a foreign
[00:22:47] banner, but as a portrait,
[00:23:31] Everything starts with a dream, a dream that
[00:23:34] develops and that is different for each
[00:23:37] person, but all reach the same point: take the first
[00:23:41] step to become a homeowner with Aruba Bank. The
[00:23:44] first step includes the guidance you need, and the
[00:23:47] opportunity to win 15.
[00:25:45] During an interview with Parliamentarian John Hart, he
[00:25:48] reported the statement by the union
[00:25:51] leader.
[00:25:53] The petition, which was delivered more than a year ago,
[00:25:57] is important for it to receive attention.
[00:26:00] In addition, she added that she agrees with the union
[00:26:03] leader that a month is very long. She took note of
[00:26:07] the union leader's statement.
[00:30:13] Parliamentarian Mozanin Weaver, great concern.