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Activemirror. Announces Debut Album “Though The Night Is Not Over”

ARUBA, Jan. 14, 2025 – Activemirror. is thrilled to announce the release of its debut album, "Though The Night Is Not Over," which will be available on major streaming platforms starting Friday, Jan. 17, 2025. Recorded in late 2024, the album features the...

Small Island Developing States (SIDS): Challenges and Resilience

Small Island Developing States (SIDS) represent a unique group of nations characterized by their geographic isolation, small size, and economic vulnerability. While Aruba is not officially classified as a SIDS member due to its status as a constituent country of the...

Changes to Aruba Online ED-Card Procedure Affecting Non-Resident Students

New Sustainability Fee and Updates to Aruba Online ED-Card for Travelers The Aruba Department of Immigration and AWSS (Aruba Web Services System) have introduced changes to the Aruba Online ED-Card process, including the implementation of a Sustainability Fee for...
The Natural Bridge of Aruba: A Lost Wonder and Its Legacy

The Natural Bridge of Aruba: A Lost Wonder and Its Legacy

Nature’s wonders are a testament to its power and beauty, but they are not eternal. Aruba's iconic Natural Bridge, a marvel formed by erosion, was once a significant symbol of the island's rugged coastline and a top tourist attraction. Its sudden collapse in 2005 was...

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De Olde Molen: A Dutch Gem in Aruba

De Olde Molen: A Dutch Gem in Aruba

Palm Beach, Aruba — Situated in the picturesque area of Palm Beach, De Olde Molen, often known as the Old Dutch Windmill, stands as a captivating symbol of cultural heritage and historical continuity. This iconic windmill, with its rich history spanning over two...

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The Historical Ruins of the Bushiribana Gold Mill

The Historical Ruins of the Bushiribana Gold Mill

The ruins of the Bushiribana Gold Mill, located on the coast of Aruba, stand as a testament to the island's rich history of gold extraction. This facility was constructed by the 'Aruba Island Gold Mining Company' in 1872 and was designed to extract gold from ore mined...

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Aruba’s Excitement Grows as Euro 2024 Approaches

Aruba’s Excitement Grows as Euro 2024 Approaches

As the UEFA European Football Championship, commonly known as the Euro Cup, prepares to kick off in June 2024, a wave of excitement is sweeping across the globe, and the island of Aruba is no exception. Despite being thousands of miles away from the host country,...

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Aruba’s Gold Rush: A Boom and Bust Story

Aruba’s Gold Rush: A Boom and Bust Story

Aruba's history with gold is a rollercoaster ride of dreams, short-lived triumphs, and ultimate disappointment. It all started in 1725 when the Dutch West India Company sent Paulus Printz to explore Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire for minerals. While unsuccessful on the...

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Riches From Aruba: Old Papiamento

Riches From Aruba: Old Papiamento

Today in our Culture and History section, we bring you some more words from our old Papiamento. How many of them do you recognize? Perhaps you can use them and thus keep them alive in our culture. Angelus A prayer said in the morning at 6 o'clock, noon at 12 o'clock,...

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Kite Surfing in Aruba: Where Adventure Meets Paradise

Kite Surfing in Aruba: Where Adventure Meets Paradise

Discover the Ultimate Kite Surfing Experience Aruba, a jewel in the Caribbean, is not just about pristine beaches and swaying palm trees; it's also a kite surfer's dream destination. If you're seeking the perfect blend of adventure and paradise, look no further than...

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Aruba’s Camping Season: A Celebration Rooted in Tradition

Aruba’s Camping Season: A Celebration Rooted in Tradition

For many, Easter conjures images of chocolate bunnies and colorful egg hunts. But in Aruba, the holiday takes on a whole new meaning, transforming into a vibrant week-long beach camping extravaganza. This unique tradition, known as "Campamento," is much more than just...

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Beyond the Beach: Unveiling the Natural Pool in Aruba

Beyond the Beach: Unveiling the Natural Pool in Aruba

Aruba! The name itself conjures images of pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and endless sunshine. But Aruba offers more than just a luxurious beach vacation. Nestled on the north shore, away from the usual tourist hotspots, lies a hidden gem called the Natural Pool....

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U.S. Open Expands to 15 Days with Sunday Start in 2025

U.S. Open Expands to 15 Days with Sunday Start in 2025

The U.S. Open will officially expand to 15 days in 2025, marking a historic shift to a Sunday start for the first time in the Open era that began in 1968. The U.S. Tennis Association (USTA) confirmed the change on Wednesday, following emails sent to ticket subscribers...

Lewis Hamilton Crashes Ferrari During Early F1 Testing in Spain

Lewis Hamilton Crashes Ferrari During Early F1 Testing in Spain

Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton faced an early setback in the 2025 F1 season after crashing his Ferrari during pre-season testing in Spain. The incident has raised concerns about the team's preparations and sparked discussions about Hamilton's...

Maersk Box Ship Breakdown Threatens Chilean Cherry Exports

Maersk Box Ship Breakdown Threatens Chilean Cherry Exports

The Maersk Saltero, a 9,962 TEU containership operated by Maersk, suffered an engine failure while crossing the Pacific Ocean, causing significant delays and potential losses for Chilean fruit exporters. The vessel, which was en route from San Antonio, Chile, to...

Deportation of 600,000 Venezuelans: A Humanitarian Crisis in the Making

Deportation of 600,000 Venezuelans: A Humanitarian Crisis in the Making

The Trump administration’s decision to revoke deportation protections for 600,000 Venezuelans has raised alarms among human rights organizations, immigrant advocacy groups, and political leaders. This move leaves thousands of Venezuelan migrants in the U.S. vulnerable...