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[00:01:43] Good evening viewers, bombwini.
[00:01:53] centers for the elderly.
[00:02:13] Live from the studio of Tele Aruba.
[00:02:30] Tonight on the news, Aruba unites forces on August
[00:02:34] 28-29 with the initiative "Cuida Aruba" (Care for Aruba), to strengthen
[00:02:38] on the case. It was in June cleanliness, prevention, and preparation for the rainy
[00:02:41] season. Additionally, Mike de Mesa's defense
[00:02:44] brings clarity on the conclusion of the Mero Case, while parliamentarians
[00:02:48] discuss the political and personal impact of the
[00:02:52] process.
[00:02:54] The Forum on the Future of San Nicholas opens dialogue
[00:02:58] between government and investors.
[00:03:06] In addition, experts warn that anxiety before returning to
[00:03:10] normal is common, but emotional preparation and parental support are a good
[00:03:14] start to the new school year. And in
[00:03:18] international news, survivors rescued from buildings
[00:03:21] in the collapse give hope to Colombia, while
[00:03:25] rescue operations continue with relentless
[00:03:28] searches.
[00:03:35] And we start right away with the first report: Aruba is
[00:03:38] preparing during the edition of
[00:03:41] the national initiative Cuida Aruba, this on
[00:03:44] August 28 and 29. Government, private
[00:03:47] sector, institutions and the community will work together in
[00:03:51] different parts of our island with a focus on cleanliness,
[00:03:54] volunteerism and preparation for the rainy season. This
[00:03:57] initiative seeks not only to maintain shared responsibility
[00:04:03] to build a more resilient, healthy
[00:04:07] and better prepared island for any eventuality. Today, we
[00:04:11] want to announce that on the 28th and the
[00:04:14] 29th
[00:04:16] we will have a similar program, where we will
[00:04:20] unite forces from different sectors of our
[00:04:23] community, different departments, different
[00:04:26] ministries and our community as well
[00:04:29] for... On the 28th and 29th there will be a
[00:04:33] very large volunteer action in
[00:04:36] Aruba,
[00:04:43] each entity, each organization, each institute sees
[00:04:47] an opportunity to around that date, also
[00:04:51] do something, perhaps different from maintenance
[00:04:54] of a sports field, maintenance of a recreation
[00:04:57] area, a facility.
[00:07:42] different sectors of society with a common goal, to work on a concrete
[00:07:46] vision for the future of San Nicolás. The forum, which will take
[00:07:49] place from August 11th to 13th, brings together representatives
[00:07:53] from government, the private sector, investors, community
[00:07:57] organizations and residents of San Nicolas. The initiative is
[00:08:00] led by Development Economist and Nation
[00:08:03] Builder, Suset Dumfries, who for five
[00:08:06] years has conducted in-depth research on the economic,
[00:08:10] social, cultural and institutional realities of the
[00:08:14] district. The first day of the forum was attended by
[00:08:17] Minister of Tourism Wendrick Sesilia, Minister of Sports and
[00:08:20] Education, Herden Kruz, and Minister of Infrastructure, Mr. Riney
[00:08:23] Hardy. During the meeting, the results of the investigation were presented,
[00:08:27] focusing on the opportunities and challenges that San
[00:08:31] Nicolas faces, and the necessary direction for its future
[00:08:34] development. Telenotisia was present for interviews with Juset
[00:08:38] Dunfries, as well as the ministers present to learn more.
[00:12:55] clarity regarding the Mero case, lawyer Rey Cruz announced
[00:12:58] that after a session with a new officer, they reached a conclusion
[00:13:03] where the first session took place, where
[00:13:07] it was proposed that Mr. de Mesa admit guilt and
[00:13:11] pay a fine of 5,000 florins, in exchange for the
[00:13:14] Public Ministry not pursuing the case
[00:13:18] further.
[00:13:18] It was
[00:13:23] also said.
[00:16:37] to harm Mr. de Mesa, who is a candidate for minister
[00:16:40] publicly, that it was a formal demotion for his person due to his
[00:16:44] fiscal behavior, so that the future AVP cabinet was formed
[00:16:47] without him and with his integrity intact. Mike de
[00:16:51] Mesa, currently a parliamentarian of the AVP fraction, made
[00:16:54] known his feelings to finalize this process, and that
[00:16:58] now he is
[00:16:59] ministerial.
[00:25:20] the infrastructure conditions of different schools and the need for more
[00:25:24] resources cannot guarantee an adequate environment for students and teachers.
[00:25:27] During an interview with Parliamentarian Muzanin Wayvern, his
[00:25:31] person elaborated on the current situation of education in Aruba and concerns
[00:25:35] related to the education sector. Parliamentarian Wayver
[00:25:38] emphasizes that it is important to continue investing in
[00:25:41] infrastructure, resources, and an education
[00:25:44] policy that can respond to the needs of students
[00:25:48] and teachers.
[00:27:45] During an interview with Gino Gulou, president of the Health
[00:27:49] Commission of the Parliament of Aruba, he elaborated on the need for more
[00:27:52] control and supervision in care
[00:27:56] According to Mr. Gulo, it is important that these
[00:27:59] institutions are responsible and guarantee that