PCN Board Inspects Saba Projects, Plans New Investments

A delegation from the board of the Pension Fund Caribbean Netherlands (PCN) recently visited Saba to tour several projects funded or co-financed by the organization. The visit highlighted ongoing developments and future plans aimed at supporting the island’s growth. The delegation made stops at key sites, including the future Scenery …

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On the role of the Roman Catholic Church in the Dutch slavery past

The Catholic Association for Ecumenism in the Netherlands has published a special issue of the magazine “Perspectief” in which the role of the Roman Catholic Church in the Dutch slavery past is highlighted. One of the contributions was made by Rose Mary Allen, a cultural anthropologist and extraordinary professor of …

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Dutch Climate Plan does not include BES islands

The Adviso­ry Division of the Kingdom Council of State has raised concerns that the Nether­lands’ national Climate Plan excludes the Caribbean ter­ritories, focusing solely on the European part of the country. In its advisory opinion, the Council of State notes that under the Climate Act, the plan applies only to …

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Dutch debate over allocation of Slavery Fund on 6 islands

A growing dispute has emerged be­tween Dutch Minister of In­terior Affairs and Kingdom Relations Judith Uitermark and State Secretary Zsolt Szabo over the allocation of the 66-million-euro slavery fund designated for Cura­cao, Aruba, and St. Maarten (CAS countries), as well as Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Saba (BES islands). The disagreement …

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Saba Showcased at Canada’s Largest Outdoor Travel and Adventure Show

Representatives from the Saba Tourist Bureau and Sea Saba proudly represented the island at the Outdoor Travel and Adventure Show, Canada’s largest showcase of outdoor gear and adventure travel experiences. The booth was located in the Scuba & Caribbean Zone, where Mr. Thorne Peterson represented the Saba Tourist Bureau, engaging …

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