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Aruban Minister Paul Croes to remain in pretrial detention for the next eight days.

August 24, 2017

Aruban Minister Paul Croes to remain in pretrial detention for the next eight days.
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Prime Minister Mike Eman confirmed that Croes will remain a Minister of his cabinet.

ARUBA:--- Aruban Minister Paul Croes will remain in pretrial detention for the next eight days. Ann Angela from the Prosecutor's Office in Aruba has confirmed that Croes pretrial detention has been extened.

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Despite the corruption, allegation levied against the sitting Minister that has no portfolio Prime Minister of Aruba Mike Eman confirmed to reporters in Aruba that Croes will remain a Minister in his cabinet despite his arrest and ongoing investigation. Eman told reporters he sees no reason for Croes to resign at this time.
After a lengthy investigation conducted by the Landsreachere. RST and KPA Croes and several members of his staff were arrested for alleged corruption with labor permits.

Aruban Minister Paul Croes to remain in pretrial detention for the next eight days.

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/aruban-minister-paul-croes-to-remain-in-pretrial-detention-for-the-next-eight-days/

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