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• woensdag 6 december 2023

CC | The CMC General Practitioner Post will open on January 1st, as promised

WILLEMSTAD - A long-awaited improvement in the healthcare system of Curaçao is on the horizon. Jerry Semper, chairman of the Curaçao General Practitioners Association (CHV), confirms that...

DH | Companies gather to discuss mobilisation of St. Maarten diaspora in the Netherlands

PHILIPSBURG--Representatives of numerous companies recently gathered at the Government Administration Building where Memory Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Geert Nab and Chief Operations Officer (COO) Mylene Van...

CN | Landsverordening op de Kansspelen klaar om aangeboden te worden

Jeffrey Noeken | CasinoNieuws Op 14 december wordt een informatiemiddag georganiseerd op Curaçao over de conceptwet Landsverordening op de Kansspelen. In de uitnodiging laat minister Silvania weten dat...

Democracy now! | Tuesday, December 5, 2023

Democracy Now! is a national, daily, independent, award-winning news program hosted by journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez. Democracy Now!’s War and Peace Report provides our audience...

Extra | Journaal 5 december 2023

Elke werkdag het laatste nieuws van Extra, nu ook in het Nederlands. Bron: Extra

Nu.cw | Sinterklaas wenst Curaçao een fijne pakjesavond

Sinterklaas is de afgelopen weken, en zeker de laatste dagen, druk bezig geweest en ook vanavond heeft hij nog een vol programma voor de boeg. De goedheilig man...
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CC | Dutch Parliament seeks clarification from Van Huffelen over OM’s handling of Ennia scandal

HomeLandenCuraçaoCC | Dutch Parliament seeks clarification from Van Huffelen over OM's handling...

THE HAGUE – The Dutch Parliament Committee for Kingdom Relations is pressing for a response from State Secretary Alexandra Van Huffelen of Kingdom Relations concerning the actions of the Public Prosecutor’s Office (OM) in Willemstad regarding the Ennia scandal and potential electoral misconduct on Sint Eustatius.

In a surprising turn of events last week, the OM, following an initial denial, disclosed that it had launched an investigation into a five-year-old complaint filed by the Central Bank against businessman Hushang Ansary and his associates. The complaint accused them of embezzling Ennia’s pension fund. Furthermore, it has recently come to light that the OM advised government commissioner Francis of Sint Eustatius against pursuing charges related to irregularities in proxy voting during the Island Council elections held on March 15.

In both instances, the OM cited limited capacity as the underlying reason for its actions. The Dutch Parliament is now seeking clarification regarding these developments.

Bron: Curacao Chronicle

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