AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoPrivate Jet Transparency Clash: MP Shailiny Tromp-Lee renewed calls for answers on Minister Gerlien Croes’ private jet trip to Curaçao, saying Parliament still lacks the requested LAR documents and proof of payment details. Fair Trade Authority Accountability: Justice Minister Arthur Dowers received AFTA’s 2026 six-month report (Jan–Jun), noting an independent Grant Thornton evaluation found no major issues with the interim reporting standards. Cancer Screening Push: Public Health Minister Melvin Wyatt-Ras met Fundacion ABO to review progress as the foundation transitions from BOB into broader screening oversight for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer, including plans for secure data sharing. Inter-Island Ferry Delay: Aruba halted the tender for a Curaçao-Aruba passenger ferry feasibility study after bids exceeded budget, pushing a possible start from end-2027 to early 2028. Tourism Infrastructure: The government and ATA reopened the renovated Rogers Beach community building, with maintenance now shifting to Public Works. Elder Abuse Warning: The Alzheimer Foundation Aruba criticized public statements that frame elder abuse as unavoidable, urging stronger protections and zero tolerance. Workforce for Aging Care: Xavier University and SABA graduated 18 geriatric care assistants, with a tuition-free next intake planned for September. Sports Facilities: Education Minister Gerlien Croes inaugurated a new sports area at Colegio Santa Filomena via Lotto pa Deporte support. Cuida Aruba Logistics: Cuida Aruba Day (Aug 29) will use six waste drop-off locations to improve efficiency and reduce truck delays.
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