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20260911 000000 UTC
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[00:00:53] Finance prepares to meet with international investors in
[00:00:57] Holland, while Aruba is looking to refinance approximately
[00:01:00] 900 million florins in debt that
[00:01:03] matures in 2026.
[00:01:07] Additionally, during the Borders Users Forum,
[00:01:11] Aruba was used as a reference. This platform focuses on
[00:01:15] innovation, staff
[00:01:17] training, and the implementation of new technology to
[00:01:21] make the immigration process more efficient, effective, and
[00:01:24] secure for travelers.
[00:01:28] Also, the turn has come for the
[00:01:30] FIFA Arena SV Kaikio project, which will receive a mini
[00:01:35] to win an AC service worth new turf field. And internationally, a family in
[00:01:38] Miami mourns the death of 4 loved ones after a small
[00:01:42] plane disappeared near
[00:01:44] the Bahamas.
[00:01:49] 70% less than what We will start with the first
[00:01:50] we usually get during the rainy report. Aruba is positioning
[00:01:53] itself as an international reference point
[00:01:57] in Border Innovation and Digital
[00:02:00] Identity. During the Border's User Forum,
[00:02:04] representatives from governments, immigration authorities, and
[00:02:07] security experts gathered to exchange
[00:02:10] experiences and analyze the future of border management and international
[00:02:14] traffic. In the future, more new technologies will be known at
[00:02:18] the borders, and Aruba ensures that all immigration
[00:02:21] employees are trained with each technology
[00:02:25] implementation so that the immigration process can be made more
[00:02:28] efficient and smooth.
[00:02:32] Aruba's Minister of Justice, Arthur Dowers, attended this
[00:02:35] conference, which was a view of Aruba's role as a pioneer
[00:02:39] in the implementation of digital identity for
[00:02:42] travelers. I also had the opportunity and honor to open the
[00:02:46] conference with
[00:02:47] different regions, and the
[00:02:51] immigration
[00:02:58] department in Aruba.
[00:04:13] while the inspection started steps
[00:04:24] is not the healthiest at the moment, and
[00:05:14] Minister of Finance Geoffrey Waiver will soon travel to Holland where
[00:05:18] he will attend a forum with various international investors.
[00:05:21] During an interview with Telenotisia, Minister Waiver explained that the trip is
[00:05:25] related to the need to refinance approximately
[00:05:29] 900 million florins in past debt that will
[00:05:32] mature in 2026. This will provide an opportunity for
[00:05:36] Aruba to meet with interested investors to buy
[00:05:39] Aruba's debt. The minister explains more.
[00:08:21] The location that will be part of the international FIFA arena
[00:08:24] miniturf project, in cooperation with the Aruba Football Association,
[00:08:28] FIFA, and the Fundacion Lotto pa Deporte, announces that SV
[00:08:31] Kaikio will receive a modern mini-field, creating more
[00:08:34] facilities and opportunities for children and young people to
[00:08:38] practice football in their own community. This initiative is
[00:08:41] part of an effort to expand sports infrastructure in
[00:08:45] Aruba, stimulate participation from a young age, and continue investing
[00:08:48] in the future of local
[00:08:49] football.
[00:08:53] a small field very, especially
[00:08:57] mainly for our children, our schoolchildren who
[00:09:01] use the big field, they will have the privilege of using a
[00:09:04] turf
[00:09:06] field,
[00:09:11] even happier than us.
[00:11:25] So in terms of this region we're leading the way in terms of talent
[00:11:29] development and infrastructure. FIFA is really aware of the
[00:11:31] infrastructure standards for out the world and how they need to be
[00:11:35] improved and this project goes to show that. Thanks for the collaboration of the
[00:11:39] government and everyone behind the scenes that makes this happen, this is
[00:11:42] truly a joint
[00:11:43] effort.
[00:11:49] precarious situation of the hospital in Aruba, also UNESCO has a
[00:11:52] view of the effects of the El Niño phenomenon.
[00:13:30] Our morning, tour of the moon and Sunday.
[00:14:20] Parliamentarian Oduber indicated that the
[00:14:25] hospital's situation is alarming, with indications of payment problems to
[00:14:29] national and international distributors. Parliamentarian
[00:14:32] Oduber demanded responsibility from the Minister of Public Health
[00:14:38] to investigate the management of the hospital. Mr.
[00:14:40] Verhagen signaled that the
[00:14:43] financial situation of the hospital
[00:14:49] what surprises us and we severely question is the
[00:14:53] hermetic silence from the Minister of
[00:14:56] Health, Mr. Mervin Wyatt-Ras.
[00:15:22] The hospital either pays late or does not pay.
[00:16:07] The hospital replied to this letter, stating
[00:16:12] unfounded, and we in parliament ask the president
[00:16:16] of the Health Committee, Mr. Gino
[00:16:18] Gouulo, to
[00:16:27] invite the hospital to clarify the
[00:16:29] situation.
[00:16:45] The discussion around the National Law Financial Supervision Aruba
[00:16:49] continues with different arguments in favor of
[00:16:52] the law, focusing on budgetary discipline and financial
[00:16:56] control. Parliamentarian Shomar Maduro, however,
[00:16:59] questions arguments that claim to reflect
[00:17:03] completely the institutional and financial reality of
[00:17:06] Aruba. According to Maduro, it is necessary to examine the three
[00:17:10] main pillars that form the basis of the opposition's
[00:17:13] arguments and confront them with the real situation of
[00:17:16] the country. To begin, it is argued
[00:17:20] that the CFATF brings more control. In Aruba,
[00:17:23] control is needed, well, in Aruba
[00:17:27] there is control, in Aruba there are
[00:17:31] standards of control, and if you want control as a country,
[00:17:34] the control is in your own country.
[00:17:47] Control via parliament, via the general audit chamber, via the central accounting service, but you also have a form of
[00:17:51] control also from a council of ministers, and without
[00:17:54] forgetting about the LAR and other
[00:17:57] institutions that in one way or another
[00:18:00] exercise some control locally, which is the
[00:18:04] democratic system in which we live. And
[00:18:07] these instances are instances that need to be
[00:18:11] strong, but also instances that get
[00:18:14] space to do their work
[00:18:17] independently, so these are things that
[00:18:20] Aruba has not forgotten, ombudsman is also one of
[00:18:24] these instances that is important for our democracy,
[00:18:28] so when it is said that there is
[00:18:31] still a need for control without the CFATF, there is no control,
[00:18:35] that is not something that is in line with reality.
[00:18:54] that within your democracy, the necessary control is provided. necessary.
[00:18:57] During the press conference of the PPA party, Mr. Edward Peters
[00:19:00] elaborated on the situation of the Free Zone, considering that for more
[00:19:04] than a year, they have been waiting for the Minister of Economy and Finance.
[00:19:11] Mr. Peters elaborated on the current situation that Aruba is in regarding
[00:19:14] the CFATF law.
[00:19:18] Price Waterhouse Cooper conducted an audit report regarding the Free
[00:19:22] Zone Aruba.
[00:22:30] Our island in this case may suffer from extreme heat and
[00:22:33] humidity, reduced rainfall that may be between 50 to
[00:22:40] season. This is according to an interview with Mark Auto Verde from
[00:22:44] UNESCO.
[00:22:49] Intergovernmental
[00:25:10] for the Caribbean region, according to Mr. Udober, he always
[00:25:14] advocated for more studies on the effects of
[00:25:16] any and any other climate phenomena.
[00:28:07] This podcast is dedicated to the well-being of our
[00:28:10] community, talking about a topic that we often
[00:28:14] hide, but a topic that affects all of us.
[00:28:58] Today Telenotisia is present at Oranjestad Hospital where during the
[00:29:11] presentation, the wound clinic was also shown, where
[00:29:15] the department had to relocate to a more
[00:29:18] spacious area.
[00:29:21] You are standing next to the new hyperbaric oxygen tank that we have here behind us. We had
[00:29:24] a very nice guided tour, I think, and we would like to invite you
[00:29:28] next week to actually come into the tank to experience what the patient
[00:29:32] experiences. It might also help a little bit against wrinkles. No, that's not
[00:29:35] true. There seem to be a lot of theories about that, but I do think it's a very nice
[00:29:39] experience for you to experience, what it's like to be in such a tank and what it means for
[00:29:43] patients to spend many sessions and a lot of time in it.
[00:29:47] Unfortunately, no cameras can go inside, but from the outside, we can
[00:29:50] make sure there are plenty of images that show you're really in it, and then you'll go in
[00:29:54] with the guidance of a very good team and underwater, as it
[00:29:58] were.