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MP Roseburg shares legal perspective on forensic mental health at Caribbean Conference on Aruba and St Maarten

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.”

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Council of State issues positive advice on draft Kingdom disputes act

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.

Government of Curaçao says CBCS structure has become untenable

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.

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St. Maarten Automotive Federation hails success of drag racing test and tune event

GREAT BAY--The St. Maarten Automotive Federation has hailed its recent Drag Racing Test and Tune event on Soualiga Road as a strong success, following a productive morning of competition, safety-focused preparation, and community engagement.

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Aarti Baran leads resilience training workshop in Aruba

ARUBA--A successful and inspiring resilience training workshop was recently held in Aruba under the guidance of instructor Ms. Aarti R. Baran, legal advisor and legislative lawyer. The workshop formed part of the seminar, Psychiatric and Psychological Reporting as Access to Forensic Care in the Caribbean, which brought together professionals committed to promoting the well-being and safety of individuals across society.

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St. Maarten Carnival 2026 to feature Caribbean music royalty, more to come

GREAT BAY--St. Maarten Carnival 2026 is already shaping up to be one of the most exciting editions in the festival’s history, as promoters continue to unveil a spectacular lineup of regional and international talent for the landmark 55th anniversary of St. Maarten Carnival.

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Republic Bank pre-Carnival block party to warm up Carnival season with Control Band and Skillful Band, Mar. 14

GREAT BAY--Control Band and Skillful Band are set to help ignite the Carnival spirit as the St. Maarten Carnival Development Foundation (SCDF), in partnership with Republic Bank, presents the Carnival Kick-Off Block Party on Saturday, March 14, 2026 at the Republic Bank parking lot in Philipsburg. Republic remains St. Maarten Carnival official banking partner.

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First Carnival 2026 truck inspections held on Sat, SCDF reminds only two left

GREAT BAY--The St. Maarten Carnival Development Foundation (SCDF) and the Police Force of St. Maarten (KPSM) has advised all troupes, bands, DJs, and corporate sponsors participating in Carnival 2026 road events that the first vehicle and truck inspection was already held on March 7, 2026, with two inspection dates still remaining for the season.

Island Gems supports differently abled students at 721 Kids Foundation

GREAT BAY--Island Gems Charity Foundation has donated an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device and a new rice cooker to the 721 Kids Foundation, supporting the daily needs and development of differently abled students in the program.

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