Coalition & eligibility drama: Prime Minister Mike Eman says there’s no immediate threat to Aruba’s coalition after the Public Prosecutor’s Office reached an agreement with MP Mike de Meza, but admits the case has strained relations inside AVP and between him and de Meza. De Meza’s next step: De Meza says he is now eligible to become a minister, yet is still deciding whether to accept, framing the fight as about clearing his name and protecting dignity. Governance & accountability: De Meza also renewed complaints about political power games and misuse of civil servants, while detailing that the Tax Department had his documents and that he reorganized companies to comply with earlier instructions. Rehabilitation care push: Jacco Vroegop (HOH) calls for a complete multidisciplinary rehabilitation facility, warning Aruba still lacks key capacity despite recent investments. Public safety update: Aruba Police Force (KPA) briefed the Ministry of Justice on current crime trends and patterns, stressing coordination across justice and law enforcement. Local economy pressure: PPA’s Eduard Pieters questions where the money is when the government touts growth and a surplus, pointing to stalled Oranjestad city-center projects. San Nicolas incentives: Government introduced new tax incentives to spur redevelopment in San Nicolas, with major plans tied to the former refinery site. Heritage & restoration: Willem III Tower restoration at Fort Zoutman is progressing, with added work on an exterior ring beam expected to finish by late Oct–Nov. Underwater heritage: Aruba begins a new underwater cultural heritage mapping expedition along its coastline with international partners. Fuel costs: Aruba confirms higher gasoline and diesel prices effective Aug. 12, raising household budget pressure.