GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Franklin Meyers on Monday said the challenges facing public schools reflect a deeper structural issue, namely that current demand for essential supplies has outgrown the way those items are managed and distributed within the public education system.

GREAT BAY--Members of Parliament on Monday used a public meeting on the state of operational and sanitary conditions in public schools to press Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Melissa Gumbs for clearer timelines, stronger intervention, and greater flexibility in responding to urgent needs in schools.

GREAT BAY--Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Melissa Gumbs on Monday laid out what she described as a structured path forward to address long-standing supply shortages, sanitation concerns, and operational challenges within the country’s public schools, stressing in Parliament that the focus must now shift from temporary fixes to sustainable solutions.

GREAT BAY/ARUBA--Member of Parliament Sjamira D. M. Roseburg, speaking in her capacity as a criminal defense lawyer, recently delivered presentations during the “Psychiatric and Psychological Assessments and Reports: Entrance to Forensic Care in the Caribbean V Conference.”

THE HAGUE--The long-standing effort to establish a formal dispute settlement system within the Kingdom of the Netherlands has taken a significant step forward, following a positive advisory opinion from the Advisory Division of the Council of State of the Kingdom on the draft Kingdom Disputes Act.

WILLEMSTAD--The Government of Curaçao on Monday stated that the ongoing structural blockage in forming a well-functioning Supervisory Board for the Central Bank of Curaçao and St. Maarten (CBCS), along with the resulting administrative and political deadlocks, has become a serious obstacle to the effective functioning of the central bank as a whole.