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Activemirror: The First Aruban Band to Perform at NXNE30 Music Festival

Aruba's music scene is making history as Activemirror becomes the first Aruban band to perform at North by Northeast (NXNE), the renowned music and arts festival in Toronto, Canada. Set to take the stage at this year’s edition of NXNE, the band will be representing...

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...
US Sanctions Freeze PDVSA’s Plans in Colombia

US Sanctions Freeze PDVSA’s Plans in Colombia

PDVSA's plans to collaborate with Colombia in gas supply have been frozen due to the recent sanctions imposed by the United States on Venezuela. Confidential letters reveal that the Venezuelan government had already approved funds to operate a gas pipeline and sign...

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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 Signs Agreement to Build New Desalination Plant

Aruba Signs Agreement to Build New Desalination Plant

ORANJESTAD, Aruba – WEB Aruba, the island’s water and electricity utility company, announced today a partnership with Seven Seas Water Group to construct a new seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) plant. The agreement, signed on April 17, 2024, is a 10-year...

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Turtuga Beach: A Hidden Gem with a Touch of Danger

Turtuga Beach: A Hidden Gem with a Touch of Danger

Nestled within the rugged terrain of Aruba's Arikok National Park, Turtuga Beach, also known as Turtle Bay, is a hidden gem that attracts adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. This secluded cove, located on the eastern coast of Aruba, is renowned for its...

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IMPAK Band Releases Two Music Videos

IMPAK Band Releases Two Music Videos

IMPAK Band is making a triumphant return to the music scene after several years with the launch of two impressive music videos, "Gaña," directed by Ily Geerman, and "Ta Con Nos Ta," directed by Juan Pablo. Both songs belong to the genre of blended rhythms, offering...

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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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Shein Raises U.S. Prices as Trade Tensions With China Grow

Shein Raises U.S. Prices as Trade Tensions With China Grow

Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein has increased prices for American consumers, responding to looming import tariffs that will soon apply to small package shipments from China. A recent investigation by Bloomberg revealed that many products—including dresses, toys, and...

Exploring Aruba on Foot: Top Hiking Trails for Nature Lovers

Exploring Aruba on Foot: Top Hiking Trails for Nature Lovers

Pics by Casiola Aruba  When most people think of Aruba, they picture sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and bustling resorts. But beyond the coastline lies another side of the island—one filled with rugged landscapes, towering cacti, dramatic cliffs, and hidden natural...

Built on Broken Lives: The Economic Foundation of a Nation

Built on Broken Lives: The Economic Foundation of a Nation

Potret: https://eji.org/report/transatlantic-slave-trade/origins/#slavery-in-the-americas When we speak of the Dutch Golden Age, the narrative often highlights innovation, trade, and maritime dominance that transformed the Netherlands into a global power. The image is...

What Comes After the Papal Election? Big Issues Await the New Pontiff

What Comes After the Papal Election? Big Issues Await the New Pontiff

While the world is busy speculating about who the next pope will be, perhaps the more important question is: what will he do once he’s elected? As the cardinals gather behind the closed doors of the Sistine Chapel, it's not just about choosing a spiritual leader, but...

Bukele and Maduro Face Off Over Migrant Detentions and Prisoner Swap

Bukele and Maduro Face Off Over Migrant Detentions and Prisoner Swap

Tensions are running high between El Salvador and Venezuela after President Nayib Bukele slammed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro for rejecting a proposed prisoner swap that has sparked diplomatic outrage and renewed scrutiny of both governments' human rights...