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ORANJESTAD (AAN):  Recien Corte di Husticia a dicta sentencia den e caso penal cu Ministerio Publico

a cuminsa contra e muher D.G.D.G. kende ta wordo acusa di tabata huur camber y apartamento cu ilegalnan di Venezuela.

EXIGENCIA DI FISCAL

            Tratamento di e caso a tuma lugar algun siman pasa caminda Fiscal ta acusa D.G.D.G. cu entre Januari 2019 y 17 Juli 2021, a yuda 7 persona ilegal cu estadia na su lugar Pavia Country Club 129. Fiscal ta haya D.G.D.G. culpable y a exigi 6 luna di prison condicional. Ademas Fiscal a exigi 150 ora di trabao pa comunidad of 75 dia sera.

ABOGADO

                Abogado mr. Mohamed a bisa Hues cu e ta haya cu mester declara su cliente D.G.D.G. liber. E abogado a bisa cu D.G.D.G. no a yuda e ilegalnan cu fin di gana placa. Tampoco D.G.D.G. tabata sa y no a sospecha cu e 7 hendenan tabata ilegal na Aruba.

            Mr. Mohamed a mustra Hues cu D.G.D.G. tabata huur cambernan den e cas y un apartamento cu 2 camber pa 400 y 600 florin pa luna, incluyendo awa, coriente y cable. Esaki ta un prijs hopi barata. E gastonan di coriente y awa pa luna tabata 1400 florin pa luna. Na opinion di mr. Mohamed, no por papia aki di cu D.G.D.G. tabatin ganashi.

            El a mustra cu D.G.D.G. ta un voluntario na e organisacion HIAS, cu ta un organisacion sin meta di tin ganashi, cu ta yuda e Venezolanonan cu huy for di Venezuela y cu ta pidi asilo na Aruba. E organisacion ta kere e Venezolanonan cu nan a pidi asilo.

            Tambe e abogado a bisa Hues cu pa ley, D.G.D.G. no tin e obligacion di controla esnan cu e ta huur camber, si nan documentonan di estadia ta na orden.

SENTENCIA

                Hues recien a dicta sentencia caminda el a bisa cu e ta tene cuenta cu promer cu e pandemia di Covid, te cu awor, Gobierno a sera frontera entre Venezuela y Aruba. Desde Maart 2020 a tuma medida cu ta para entrada y salida pa Venezuela pa evita Covid. Hues a bisa cu 4 di e 7 personanan cu tabata keda na e lugar, a pidi asilo promer cu a bay huur camber.

            Hues a mustra cu segun e ley LTU, cu ta e ley encarga cu admision y expulsion di extranhero, e estadia di e 4 personanan no ta ilegal pasobra nan tabata en espera di un decision. E otro 3 personanan a declara cu nan tabata ilegal, pero Hues ta haya cu D.G.D.G. no por a saca afor cu nan tabata ilegal. Tambe          Hues a mustra cu D.G.D.G. ta traha voluntario cu HIAS, e organizacion “non – profit” cu ta yuda Venezolanonan cu ta huy for di Venezuela.

            Hues a conclui cu no por prueba cu D.G.D.G. tabata sa cu e tabata actua contra ley. Hues su decision ta cu e ta declara D.G.D.G. liber. Por a mira cu D.G.D.G. tabata hopi contento cu e decision di Hues.

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Pa cera conoci cu Polis di Bario

ORANJESTAD (AAN): Cuerpo Policial Aruba ta haci un invitacion pa e barionan di Santa Cruz pa un anochi informativo presenta pa Polis di Bario di Santa Cruz.

   Polis di Bario di Santa Cruz conhuntamente cu Comisario Señora Trudy Hassel a sinta hunto na mesa pa asina organiza un reunion di contacto pa e districto di Santa Cruz.

   Lo bay tin diferente thema pero locual ta mas importante y lo enfoca riba dje, ta pa scucha e preocupacion di e habitantenan. Kico ta e problema sea chikito of grandi, kico ta molestia e habitante of bario pero tambe e habitantenan por trece ideanan of posibelmente solucionnan cu por tin pa cu e bario.

   Lo parti e districto di Santa Cruz den dos dia. E prome dia lo tuma lugar dia 28 September 2022 for di 6:00 pm pa 9:00 pm na Club San Martin na Santa Cruz. Esaki lo ta pa e bario di: Sero Compa, Angochi, Sabania abou, San Fuego, Picaron, Macuarima, Cas Ariba, Jan Flemming, Maria Maai, Yamanota, Balashi, Simeon Antonio y Barcadera ta invita pa e anochi informativo aki.

   E di dos dia lo tuma lugar dia 30 September 2022 for di 6:00 pm pa 9:00 pm na Club Caiquetio na Paradera. E bario invita ta: Casibari, Bloemond, Sero Pita, Ayo, Matividiri, Koeriboeri, Marawiel, Tamarijn, Hooiberg, Canashito, Zumbo y Sjabururi.

   Habitantenan di e dicho barionan boso ta cordialmente invita pa atende un di e dos dianan pa asina haya informacion of comparti ideanan of posibelmente trece un solucion pa boso bario.

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House Speaker Dr McKeeva Bush has said that the things Queen Elizabeth II stood for are now more valued with her passing, which has brought with it solidarity across nations.

Bush’s remarks came as he addressed a special sitting of the Cayman Islands Parliament to pay tribute to The Queen on Monday 12 September.

“We have all seen over the past days that her passing has caused great gloom to many who have known or met her. The grief is unbelievable, unbearable at this time but her passing also brings extraordinary solidarity across nations and we feel collectively a sense of loss and deep sadness,” Bush said.

Speaker of the House Dr McKeeva Bush.

“It is at this juncture,” he continued, “that we more fully value what she represented and stood for. She has left a remarkable spirit of reconciliation and harmony that at this time is felt with particular poignancy.”

Although the session is not a requirement of any Overseas Territories during the period of National Mourning, the meeting was called by the Speaker, who said he felt compelled to honour the late queen along with fellow parliamentarians.

The public was invited to attend as Queen Elizabeth II had been a symbol of constancy in the lives of Caymanians for the last seven decades. Several regional dignitaries were also in attendance.

The Speaker’s tribute was followed by a number of passionate and touching homages including from Governor Martyn Roper and Premier G Wayne Panton, who also thoughtfully imparted words on behalf of the entire Cayman Islands.

Premier G Wayne Panton speaking at the special sitting.

Tributes and well wishes were also paid by Leader of the Opposition Roy McTaggart, Deputy Premier Chris Saunders, Minister for Tourism and Transport Kenneth Bryan, as well as the Opposition Member Sir Alden McLaughlin.

Other heartfelt condolences included those from Minister for Youth Sports Culture and Heritage Bernie Bush, Minister for Planning Agriculture Housing and Infrastructure Jay Ebanks, Minister for Education and District Administration Juliana O’Connor-Connolly, Parliamentary Secretary Isaac Rankine, Minister for Health and Wellness and Home Affairs Sabrina Turner, Opposition Member Barbara Conolly as well as Katherine Ebanks Wilks, Deputy Speaker and Parliamentary Secretary.

The special meeting can be watched here.

There are a number of public events during the National Mourning Period which runs from Thursday, 8 September through Tuesday 20 September. Through these various events, the community will join others around the world in remembering Her Late Majesty’s great legacy.

Here are the highlights of what’s planned so far for the Cayman Islands’ National Mourning Period:

Flowers and Condolences: 9 September – 19 SeptemberGovernment Administration Building and Clock Tower Illuminated in Blue: 9 September – 19 SeptemberRoyal Salute: 9 September

Watch highlights here.

Ship Blasts: 10 September – 19 SeptemberReading of the Proclamation: 11 September

Watch highlights here.

Two Minutes of Silence in Courts: 12 SeptemberSpecial Meeting of Parliament: 12 SeptemberHeroes Square Fountain Turns Off: 13 September – 19 SeptemberChurch Bells Toll: 14 SeptemberNational Day of Prayer 18 SeptemberState Funeral Public Viewings 19 SeptemberSilence on the Airwaves 19 September

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Senator Richard Lewis is disheartened that Greenbay Primary students are being disadvantaged by the thieves who broke into the school overnight, September 12-13, and stole a quantity of items.

Reports say the school’s administration block was breached and ransacked, and thousands of dollars worth of items –recently received for the breakfast and sports programmes – were stolen.

The perpetrators reportedly pounded the lock off the metal door leading to the building, then ransacked the space, scattering and strewing documents and other items onto the floor and over a desk.

Lewis, the United Progressive Party (UPP) Candidate for St. John’s Rural West and a benefactor to the school, says that local donors and those in the Diaspora are losing patience. He notes that members of staff are also fatigued by the constant break-ins.

Accordingly, the Senator is calling on members of the public to “please help” in bringing the perpetrators to justice and recovering the stolen items. He is also asking residents to be wary of persons seeking to sell certain goods, which could have come from the looted school.

Lewis notes that civilian security is provided at the school only between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. daily. However, no arrangements are in place for security coverage at nigh, although the school has suffered several burglaries in recent years.

Therefore, he says the Rural West community must come together and form a Neighborhood School Watch to prevent further incidents of this nature, which rob the children of a proper education.

In the meantime, former Prime Minister Dr. Baldwin Spencer is commiserating with the staff and students of his alma mater after seeing their loss and the disruption to the operations.

This is not the only school to be targeted by thieves in recent times. Quite a number of government-run and private institutions have been burglarized these past several months.

This prompted the Cabinet, two weeks ago, to promise that each compound would have the presence of an actual security officer at all 37 public schools across the country.

The Executive also agreed that the government will install security cameras on the perimeter of school buildings and within certain offices that are attractive to thieves.

The proposal of building strong-rooms, or large safes, on the compounds, where highly valuable items could be stored, was also accepted.

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