Top professors in Curacao

For the seventeenth time, the best legal experts of the Kingdom gather to offer legal post graduate courses in Curaçao. From February 22 through 26, the University of the Netherlands Antilles and the Radboud University of Nijmegen organize three post-academic courses.

High Court quashes Loor’s money-laundering conviction

PHILIPSBURG--The High Court in The Hague has quashed former police commissioner Marcel Loor's conviction for money-laundering and has referred this case back to the Joint Court of the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba for retrial.

10-10-10 uncertain after collapse of Dutch cabinet

The politics in the Antilles are seriously considering a delay of the political transformation-process with the collapse of the Dutch cabinet.

Bijleveld regrets the fall of Dutch cabinet

THE HAGUE--Dutch State Secretary of Kingdom Relations, Ank Bijleveld-Schouten, said on Sunday that she regretted the fall of the Balkenende IV cabinet.

Ruling Possible This Month in Stanford Bankruptcy

A federal judge said Thursday he will try to rule this month on whether to put jailed Texas financier R. Allen Stanford's businesses under bankruptcy protection.

Law enacted against financing terrorism

ORANJESTAD — The Law on financing terrorist organizations was unanimously adopted this morning during the public meeting of the Aruban parliament. The law is in conformity with the standards of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).