Justice & Public Order: Minister Arthur Dowers says e-scooters (“e-steps”) remain illegal on Aruba’s public roads, blaming years of weak enforcement and noting legal steps are underway. Legal Oversight: Government asks a judge to order an investigation into alleged irregularities at RDA after prosecutors declined to act, citing limited capacity. Police & Justice Infrastructure: Work on the first phase of the Politie Opleidinginstituut Edgar Joaquin (Watty) Vos renovation is nearing completion, with a broader maintenance plan promised. Local Governance & Safety: Residents in Mabon want speed bumps and stronger pedestrian enforcement near Famia Supermarket and around Cristo Rey School. Tourism Policy: Minister Wendrick Cicilia meets A.T.A. officials to shape Aruba’s national tourism policy and discuss the 2027 budget and projects. Downtown Revitalization: Geoffrey Wever announces a public tender to turn the former Esso Lagoen building into a boutique restaurant. Health System: Medical Institute San Nicolas (ImSan) celebrates JCI Gold Seal reaccreditation; a director selection process is also underway. Brand Protection: Balashi and Chill launch an authorized-merchandise program, limiting new trademark sales to approved partners from Oct. 1, 2026. Politics Watch: Prime Minister Mike Eman says there’s no immediate threat to the coalition after the Mike de Meza case, while de Meza weighs whether to accept a ministerial role.