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Cash Resurgence in Aruba: A Backward Step or a Necessary Adjustment?”

In recent months, a new trend has emerged across Aruba’s business sector: the shift away from accepting bank cards or charging customers an extra fee for card transactions. This shift is driven by rising transaction fees imposed by financial institutions, with some...

“Supporting Local Businesses in Aruba: Economic Growth or Financial Strain?”

The "Buy Local" movement has gained traction in Aruba, with initiatives like AWEMainta advocating for supporting local businesses as a way to strengthen the island’s economy. The premise is simple: when residents choose locally made goods and services over imports,...

Vacancy Tax: A Solution for Abandoned Buildings in Aruba’s Mainstreets

In both Oranjestad and San Nicolas, long-term vacant buildings have become a growing problem. These vacant properties contribute to a rundown appearance of the main streets and hinder economic and social vitality. Many owners, often without mortgage burdens, demand...

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Sink or Swim: Can Europe Defend Itself Without the U.S.?

Sink or Swim: Can Europe Defend Itself Without the U.S.?

The European Union (EU) is facing a crucial question: can it ensure its own defense without relying on the United States? For decades, NATO has served as the backbone of European security, with the U.S. playing the dominant role in military capabilities and strategic...

Panama Faces Economic Uncertainty Amid Potential U.S. Sanctions

Panama Faces Economic Uncertainty Amid Potential U.S. Sanctions

Panama could soon find itself in a precarious economic situation if the United States decides to implement sanctions or economic restrictions. Given Panama’s heavy reliance on U.S. trade, finance, and international banking, any form of pressure from Washington could...