HOFA Kingdom Act Debate: MEP Evelyn Wever-Croes argues the proposed HOFA supervision is not truly “temporary” under Aruba’s autonomy and constitutional setup, warning the Kingdom Council could keep oversight going even if Aruba complies. Public Safety Oversight: PPA MP Eduard Pieters says Parliament’s unanimous call to fund police bodycams and dashcams (since March 2025) still hasn’t been executed, blaming missing political will. Fuel Price Relief: Finance Minister Geoffrey Wever says Aruba is still monitoring international fuel prices after setting aside about Afl. 10 million to cushion gasoline increases amid Strait of Hormuz uncertainty, with the subsidy reduced as prices eased. Peru–Aruba Ties: Prime Minister Mike Eman met Peruvian Independence Day organizers, highlighting strong community links and direct flights, while Aruba’s Peruvian community marked Peru’s 205th independence anniversary at Simón Bolívar Square. Higher Education Abroad: 198 Aruban students will continue studies in the Netherlands with government study loans, supported by arrival help and transition workshops. Local Governance & Cleanliness: Residents report illegal dumping shifting from public spots to neighbors’ yards and abandoned properties, while Oranjestad Investment Group urges faster action on stalled city-center revitalization projects. Climate Planning: IPDC climate scenario reports for Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten are now available in local languages to support adaptation planning for 2050 and 2100.