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[00:00:00] while rescuers are searching for more victims,
[00:00:03] authorities are investigating what caused the
[00:00:17] first report. This comes from the Netherlands, where Prime Minister
[00:00:21] Mikeman, along with Minister Wendrick Secilia and a delegation,
[00:00:25] met with various leaders of Dutch parties, as
[00:00:28] well as government institutions, to discuss the opinion
[00:00:30] on
[00:00:32] the plan for increasing the minimum wage and how, according to the
[00:00:36] government's plan, this affects other things. The debate
[00:00:39] about the minimum wage increase existing minimums focuses
[00:00:43] attention on how economic prosperity can benefit the entire
[00:00:46] urban community with tourism as one of the main drivers of our
[00:00:50] economy. It is important that income generated in
[00:00:54] this sector contributes to improving the quality of life for
[00:00:57] citizens in both Aruba
[00:01:00] and the Netherlands. The discussion focuses on the need to connect
[00:01:03] economic growth with social welfare and the reduction
[00:01:06] of poverty. Ministers Mikeman and Secilia indicate
[00:01:10] that the opinion of various leaders and institutions remains focused on the
[00:01:13] community of Aruba.
[00:01:26] The thought with our government.
[00:04:10] our own
[00:05:00] The cardinal question is whether in light of the fierce
[00:05:03] economic growth that Aruba has experienced, those
[00:05:07] wages are marginalized by the economy that has been left behind.
[00:05:10] If this is the situation, regionally,
[00:05:24] between Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao to improve waste
[00:05:27] management. During a meeting in the Netherlands with
[00:05:30] the Mayor of Utrecht, Sharon Dijksma, who is also president
[00:05:34] of the Association of Dutch Municipalities, the Prime Minister
[00:05:37] presented the progress that has been achieved since the first
[00:05:41] conversation on
[00:11:18] tourism and local food production. Arawaports
[00:11:21] Authority, Ministry of Tourism and Floding Farm, states that
[00:11:32] this initiative can contribute to economic diversification and
[00:11:35] the revitalization of city centers. The next step
[00:11:39] is to evaluate whether the project is viable for Aruba.
[00:14:33] During his visit to the Netherlands, the Minister of Tourism, Labor and Transport, Wendrick Secilia,
[00:14:37] visited Breda University of Applied Sciences to explore
[00:14:41] study opportunities and educational cooperation for
[00:14:45] Aruban youth. The meeting focused on strengthening
[00:14:49] relationships with educational institutions in Aruba, and
[00:14:52] preparing future professionals, especially
[00:20:46] 34th edition of the children's book festival 2026.
[00:20:50] During a press conference at the National Library Araback Briten and
[00:20:53] the coordinator of the book festival here, shared
[00:20:57] more details about the activities scheduled for Friday,
[00:21:00] October 30, and different initiatives taking place during
[00:21:04] the festival week from November 2 to 6.
[00:21:08] Courage is a brave daughter. That is the
[00:21:10] title
[00:21:19] of the book.
[00:24:29] Recently, the Aruban Pedagogical Institute
[00:24:32] published an informative note for those who are dealing with
[00:24:36] 19 plus
[00:24:39] from IPA. They informed that they have a diploma from
[00:24:42] Ravo or API 4, and
[00:24:46] are interested in pursuing a training course with them. One night.
[00:27:26] According to experts, the genetic part is important, but also
[00:27:30] personal experience.
[00:28:14] It is actually recommended during the Halloween season not to put pressure on it.
[00:28:41] The Pop-Up Market initiative is starting small, it is a
[00:28:45] mega event in San Nicolas. One of the people in charge of the
[00:28:48] organization will be with us in the studio to tell us more about what
[00:29:21] You remember the day hope became a home.
[00:29:25] It became a home, your ideas
[00:29:28] and we are here to help you
[00:29:31] realize your thoughts from the inside out.
[00:29:34] It's happening here.
[00:29:59] Baby care goes beyond hygiene.
[00:30:03] It's heritage!
[00:30:06] Traditional care begins with grandmother's herbal
[00:30:09] bath, made from
[00:30:12] soil. Coconut oil, under the
[00:30:16] morning sun,
[00:30:19] a blessing of strength and
[00:30:22] health.
[00:30:26] A cross of threads from the bottle.