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MAS Party Severs Ties with Former Candidate Following Horrific Animal Abuse Case

by | Apr 2, 2024

ORANJESTAD, Aruba – The MAS party has been rocked by a scandal after one of its former candidates, Alberto Groeneveldt, was revealed to be the owner of a dog named Khalisee who died on easter, March 31st from severe neglect and abuse. The news has sparked outrage in globally, with animal rights groups calling for Groeneveldt to be held accountable.

The tragic story of Khalisee came to light earlier this week, sending shockwaves through the island community. Many expressed their grief and anger on social media, demanding justice for the defenseless animal. Adding another layer of shock, it was revealed that Khalisee’s owner was none other than Alberto Groeneveldt, who ran for office under the MAS banner in the 2021 elections.

In a swift response aimed at distancing itself from the controversy, the MAS party issued a statement late yesterday. The party expressed their profound regret over the incident and emphasized their unwavering stance against animal cruelty. The statement further confirmed that upon learning of the accusations, they took immediate action by terminating Groeneveldt’s membership. Additionally, it was revealed that Groeneveldt had already tendered his resignation as a candidate, likely in an attempt to preempt the party’s decision.

The MAS party’s strong condemnation of animal abuse appears to resonate with many Arubans. However, some remain skeptical, questioning whether the party’s response is a genuine reflection of their values or simply a damage control exercise. Calls are mounting for a thorough investigation into Groeneveldt’s actions, with many demanding that he face legal consequences for his alleged cruelty.

This incident has undoubtedly tarnished the MAS party’s image, and it remains to be seen how they will navigate this public relations crisis. One thing is certain: the story of Khalisee’s tragic demise has served as a stark reminder of the importance of animal welfare in Aruba.

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