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Gen Z Calls Out Older Generations in Aruba for Political Inaction

In Aruba, Generation Z is emerging as a powerful force for change, demanding more action on key issues like environmental protection, economic inequality, and social justice. Young Arubans are increasingly criticizing older generations for not doing enough to address...

Will Global Warming Bring Hurricanes to Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire?

The islands of Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire (commonly known as the ABC islands) have historically enjoyed relative safety from hurricanes due to their location just outside the traditional Hurricane Belt. However, with the effects of global warming becoming...

Rise in Sexual Offenses in Aruba: The Role of Misogyny and the Fight for Justice

In recent years, Aruba has seen a troubling rise in reported sexual offenses. Between 2020 and 2023, this issue has taken center stage for both authorities and the community at large. What lies behind these alarming statistics? What measures is Aruba taking to combat...
Discover Aruba: Your Ultimate Summer 2024 Guide

Discover Aruba: Your Ultimate Summer 2024 Guide

Aruba, nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, is the ultimate paradise for sun-seekers and adventure lovers. With its pristine beaches, vibrant culture, and year-round perfect weather, this tiny island offers an unforgettable summer escape. Whether you’re looking for...

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Do You Know The Name of Fish in Papiamento?: Candelchi

Do You Know The Name of Fish in Papiamento?: Candelchi

LET'S talk about fish names. Do you know your fish? A series of informative articles illustrating some fish and their names in Papiamento, which the Department of Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries, known as Santa Rosa, wants to share and also gather information...

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Aruba’s Sea Turtles: A Vital Conservation Effort

Aruba’s Sea Turtles: A Vital Conservation Effort

Oranjestad, Aruba - Every year from March through September, Aruba’s pristine beaches become a critical haven for endangered sea turtles returning to nest. These ancient mariners, including leatherback, hawksbill, and green turtles, rely on Aruba’s sandy shores to lay...

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Aruba’s Kibrahacha Tree: A Blooming Wonder

Aruba’s Kibrahacha Tree: A Blooming Wonder

Oranjestad, Aruba — The Kibrahacha tree, a natural marvel native to Aruba, is once again capturing the hearts of locals and visitors alike with its spectacular annual bloom. Renowned for its resilience and striking yellow blossoms, the Kibrahacha, scientifically known...

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Lionfish: A Striking Threat to Aruba’s Paradise

Lionfish: A Striking Threat to Aruba’s Paradise

Aruba's underwater world is a vibrant tapestry of coral reefs teeming with colorful fish. But this paradise faces a growing threat: the invasive lionfish. Lionfish, with their distinctive zebra stripes and venomous spines, are native to the Indo-Pacific. Believed to...

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Aruba’s Tiny Treasure: The Blenchi (Hummingbird)

Aruba’s Tiny Treasure: The Blenchi (Hummingbird)

The vibrant island of Aruba boasts more than just stunning beaches and casinos. Take a closer look, and you might spot a flash of emerald flitting between the flowers - the Blenchi, Aruba's beloved hummingbird. These little jewels, also known as the Common Emerald...

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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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Kibrahacha: The Flamboyant Flair of Aruba’s Golden Tree

Kibrahacha: The Flamboyant Flair of Aruba’s Golden Tree

In the sunny paradise of Aruba, where the turquoise waters meet the golden sands, there's a botanical wonder adding a burst of vibrant color to the landscape: the Kibrahacha tree. This flamboyant member of the pea family (Fabaceae) isn't just a feast for the eyes;...

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Sipping Splendor: The Wonders of Aruba’s Tap Water

Sipping Splendor: The Wonders of Aruba’s Tap Water

When you think of paradise, pristine beaches and swaying palm trees likely come to mind. But nestled within the sun-soaked haven of Aruba lies a hidden gem that often goes unnoticed—the tap water. Yes, you read that right! Aruba's tap water isn't just any ordinary...

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The Colorful Charmer: Meet the Aruban Trupial!

The Colorful Charmer: Meet the Aruban Trupial!

In the heart of the Caribbean lies a tiny island paradise where the sun shines bright, the sea sings, and the air is filled with the cheerful melody of the Aruban Trupial. Known locally as the Trupial, this feathered marvel is more than just a bird; it's a symbol of...

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Gen Z Calls Out Older Generations in Aruba for Political Inaction

Gen Z Calls Out Older Generations in Aruba for Political Inaction

In Aruba, Generation Z is emerging as a powerful force for change, demanding more action on key issues like environmental protection, economic inequality, and social justice. Young Arubans are increasingly criticizing older generations for not doing enough to address...