October 16, 2026
Bonaire receives first public transportation bus after years of delays | The Peoples Tribune
October 16, 2026
Dutch State Secretary raises concerns over political Interference | The Peoples TribuneKRALENDIJK--Dutch State Secretary for Kingdom Relations Eric van der Burg has raised concerns about political interference in Bonaire's civil service and delays in government decision-making, warning that the island administration must improve its performance and deliver resul...
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MP Roseburg invites Curaçao Goalkeeper Eloy Room to St. Maarten to inspire young footballers | The Peoples TribuneGREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Sjamira Roseburg has expressed her hope of welcoming Curaçao international goalkeeper and Guinness World Record holder Eloy Room to St. Maarten, following a recent meeting with the footballer in Curaçao during which he shared a message of encour...
October 15, 2026
Minister Connor proposes Breadfruit tree initiative to strengthen food security | The Peoples TribuneGREAT BAY--Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor (VSA), Claret Connor, has announced that his Ministry is exploring an initiative to distribute breadfruit trees to households and communities across St. Maarten as part of efforts to encourage local food produc...
October 15, 2026
Six correctional professionals honored as St. Maarten concludes Prison Workers Week | The Peoples TribuneGREAT BAY--Prison Workers Week 2026 concluded in St. Maarten on Sunday, October 11, following seven days of activities that brought together correctional personnel from St. Maarten, Curaçao, Bonaire and Suriname, along with a representative from Aruba, to promote regional coop...
October 15, 2026
Anguilla officials: Trump’s “super intelligence .si” rebrand won’t damage its .ai revenues | The Peoples TribuneTHE VALLEY, ANGUILLA--The government of Anguilla has moved to reassure residents that United States President Donald Trump's effort to replace the term artificial intelligence with "super intelligence" is not expected to undermine the island's lucrative .ai internet domain bus...
October 15, 2026
New eye surgery at Curaçao Medical Center offers hope against permanent blindness | The Peoples TribuneWILLEMSTAD--Curaçao Medical Center (CMC) has introduced a new surgical procedure for patients with advanced glaucoma, becoming the first hospital in the Caribbean to perform the treatment using a specialized implant designed to reduce pressure inside the eye and help prevent f...
October 15, 2026
Motorworld expands Caribbean operations with GAC vehicle launch in Guyana | The Peoples TribuneGUYANA--Motorworld Group has expanded its regional automotive operations with the official introduction of GAC vehicles in Guyana, bringing the Chinese automotive brand's presence to 23 Caribbean markets over the past two years. The launch, undertaken in partnership with autho...
October 15, 2026
Lions District Governor Praises St. Maarten Club as model for regional service organizations | The Peoples TribuneGREAT BAY--Lions District Governor Hyacinth Jeremiah has praised the St. Maarten Lions Club for its community service initiatives and organizational performance, describing the club as an example for other Lions Clubs throughout the region. His remarks came during an official...
October 15, 2026
One in five Dutch Master's Theses flagged as mostly AI-Written, | The Peoples TribuneTHE NETHERLANDS--An investigation into hundreds of master's theses submitted to 12 Dutch universities has found indications that approximately one in five was written predominantly using artificial intelligence, raising concerns about academic integrity, the credibility of uni...
October 15, 2026
Dutch govt. seeks five-year extension of U.S. Military operations in Curaçao and Aruba | The Peoples TribuneWILLEMSTAD--The Netherlands is moving to renew an agreement that permits American military aircraft to operate from designated airport facilities in Curaçao and Aruba, potentially extending the arrangement until November 2031. The proposed renewal comes amid continued debate o...
October 15, 2026
Minister Tackling: Human rights must be protected even when they are most difficult to defend | The Peoples TribuneGREAT BAY--Human rights must apply to everyone, including prisoners, migrants, criminal suspects and society's most vulnerable, regardless of whether their circumstances or actions attract public sympathy. Minister of Justice Nathalie Tackling delivered that message at St. Maa...
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