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Augustus 2022 lo ta determinante pa futuro financiero di Reino

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The content originally appeared on: Diario

Na Februari 2022 IMF a adverti Europa pa problema di Euro awe

*Wever-Croes y Hulanda mester por topa otro den crisis mundial

*Reino mester acepta IMF cu ta consehero di Aruba y di Europa 

ORANJESTAD (AAN) — E momento ta yega pa 180 hoben Arubano subi avion pa na Hulanda nan habri caminda pa nan futuro y a base di nan conocemento, futuro di Aruba.

Futuro!

E palabra cu ta expresa e preocupacion di henter mundo, cu a mira futuro basha abou na 2022 ora Rusia a dicidi di invadi Ukraine y tur e problemanan cu mundo a silencia durante ultimo cincuenta aña rementa den hasta menasa di guera nuclear.

Ta den un tension enorme, Aruba mester habri caminda pa un futuro, cu for di 2014 ta den Intensive Care financiero.

Manera DIARIO a splica for di algun siman pasa, e plannan cu tin pa Aruba sigui cana riba tereno financiero y economico y hasta e Acuerdo entre Aruba y Hulanda mester wordo adapta na 2022, cu a presenta un escenario economico y financiero mas serio cu e pandemia.

Nos a tuma nota di e informacionnan di Prome Ministro Mr. Evelyn Wever-Croes cu na Hulanda ta traha riba un Memorandum Financiero Economico nobo pa bandona e problemanan cu e pandemia a laga atras.

E anuncio di Prome Ministro Mr. Evelyn Wever-Croes pues ta di acuerdo cu e opinion cu DIARIO a duna den consulta cu expertonan cu a indica cu Guera di Ukraine a empeora e situacion mundial di tur pais na mundo, loke ta nifica cu acuerdonan pa soluciona e problemanan cu e pandemia a laga atras, mester wordo adapta na e situacion nobo.

Manera Prome Ministro Wever-Croes a trece dilanti, Gobierno di Aruba ta sigui conseho di e Fondo Monetario Internacional, cu a bati alarma grandi pa e situacion mundial actual y ta conta cu asistencia di un entidad Hulandes.

Ministro Presidente mester atende cu CaFT y Gobierno Hulandes tambe pa asina  por sigui traha riba futuro di Aruba na bienestar di Aruba,

E hecho cu Gobierno tin IMF como su consehero, mester por inspira Hulanda pa realisa cu Aruba mester adapta su maneho Economico Financiero, pero cu Hulanda tambe mester adapta cierto exigencianan cu a conduci na su peticion pa Conseho di Ministro di Reino duna “aanwijzing”.

Si Aruba haya “aanwijzing”, historia di Gobierno Mike Eman na 2014 ta ripiti y Aruba bou supervision di Reino, e cifranan di Aruba ta wordo impone.

Deliberacionnan entre Prome Ministro Wever-Croes y Hulanda ta continua pero nos tin un problema pa comprende, pakico politiconan Hulandes, den buskeda di un solucion pa Aruba, no ta laga na IMF pa dicidi kico ta miho pa Aruba na e momentonan aki.

IMF ta consehero di Hulanda y di Europa tambe y por cierto, na Februari 2022, IMF a mustra con Europa, incluso Hulanda, mester mira bon kico nan ta haci pa evita problema serio den futuro.

E futuro cu IMF a papia di dje no a atarda pa presenta y awe Euro ta den problema serio, pa cual IMF a adverti na inicio di 2022, ora el a indica cu Union Europeo mester conoce entre otro un reforma fiscal.

IMF, International Monetary Fund, ta consehero di Union Europeo y Hulanda tambe pa un motibo simpel. Ta IMF mester yuda paisnan hiba un maneho cu ta sostene nan moneda y cu ta evita caida di e moneda.

Mientras awe e impresion ta wordo crea cu Aruba, cu tin IMF como su consehero financiero, no ta hiba un maneho saludabel pa cuida balor di Florin.

Siman pasa no tabata Florin pero Euro cu a bay off den e inflacion pa cual IMF a adverti Union Europeo na 202.

E reunionnan entre Gobierno di Aruba y Reino ta continua na Hulanda na inicio di Augustus cu ta un luna determinante pa futuro di Aruba y di mundo.

Ta na Augustus Reino mester dicidi kico lo pasa cu COHO pa yega na reforma financiero di e paisnan Hulandes den Caribe.

Augustus lo bira decisivo pa loke ta trata e impacto di inflacion mundial, cu a manda tur prijs halto a base di e prijsnan di petroleo relata na e problemanan na Ukraine.

Na Augustus por conclui cu pasado mester wordo cera pa habri porta pa un futuro nobo yena cu tanto incertidumbre, cuno por papia di punto final di nada, pero solamente di “comma”.

E loke a resta di futuro di petroleo, e problemanan di Euro y Dollar y nan resultado, E posibilidad grandi cu Inflacion por bira Recesion na 2023.

Na Augustus muchanan mester bolbe school. Temporada di vacacion ta termina. Decisionnan mester wordo tuma den un Reino, na Aruba, na Europa y na henter mundo.

Augustus 2022 lo bira e luna determinante pa un futuro, den cual e mucha mester por topa cu inspiracion pa asina haya animo nobo pa e lucha pa un dia, e asumi su responsabilidad pa su pais.

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Mini Mega y Mega Plus ta mas cu 3 miyon florin

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The content originally appeared on: Diario

Pa di tres biaha den historia

ORANJESTAD (AAN): Diabierna anochi e resultado di Mini Mega a ser conoci unda cu e numbernan cu a sali tabata  08-09-15-29 y MB 12 y no tabata tin ganador pa e prome premio. Segundo premio si a conoce un total di 3 ganado cu tabata tin e 4 numbernan bon, cu ta sin e Mega Ball.  Ticketnan ganado a wordo bendi na siguiente rebendedornan Big Ten Lottery, Sunshine Lottery y Meiveld Lottery.

   Na aña 2016 tabata tin e prome jackpot combina di Mini Mega y Mega Plus cu a surpasa e suma di 3 miyon florin. E jackpot aki a yega e suma total di 3.150.000 florin y a wordo gana door di 1 persona cu a cumpra su ticket ganado na Lucky Mac na Santa Cruz. Na aña 2017 Mini Mega y Mega Plus a jega un record jackpot combina di 3.7 miyon florin y ta e prome biaha den historia cu Aruba tabata tin un jackpot asina grandi cu Lotto, E Loteria di Aruba. Pa e jackpot aki a conoce 2 feliz ganado cu a comparti e jackpot di Mini Mega. E segundo ganado si a cumpra Mega Plus ariba su Mini Mega cu e la gana e jackpot total di Afl. 2.450.000. Ticket ganadornan a wordo bendi na Monserat Lottery y Hey You Lottery na Noord.

   Diamars 2 di augustus, Mini Mega su jackpot a bira 2 miyon 150 mil florin y cu 2 florin mas, bo por gana jackpot di 1 miyon y 150 mil florin extra cu ta pone e suma bira un total di 3 miyon 300 mil florin! E jackpot aki ta bira e di 3 jackpot den historia di Lotto, E Loteria di Aruba cu ta surpasa e suma di 3 miyon florin y ta bira e di 2 jackpot di mas grandi den historia!

   Pa sigura bo Mega Ball, bo por cumpra bo numbernan di suerte of un loco y pidi pa e combo di All Mega Ball cu lo costa 75 florin y cu Mega Plus, e ticket lo costa 105 florin. Scohe bo numbernan di 01 te cu 30 y pidi bo rebendedo preferí pa bo combo di All Mega Ball pa asina bo tin tur e Mega Ballnan den wega!

   Cumpra bo ticket trempan pa bo tambe den wega pa gana e gran total di 3 miyon 300 mil florin, benta ta sera 7:30 PM y sorteo ta hunga 7:45PM.

   Lotto, e loteria di Aruba tin diferente wega, Catochi, Big 4, 1-OFF, Zodiac, Multi-X, Wega di Number di Korsou di Lotto, Lotto di Dia, Facilito, Lotto 5, Mini Mega y cu su Mega Plus y e diferente weganan di Raspa y Gana. Cumprando Lotto bo ta contribui na deporte riba nos isla. E meta ta pa organisa loteria, cambia bida di su hungadonan y na mes momento inverti den deporte local pa medio di donacionnan na e comision di subsidio.

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SEC charges several in $300 million Crypto Pyramid Scheme Loop Cayman Islands

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On August 1, 2022, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged 11 individuals for their roles in creating and promoting Forsage, a fraudulent crypto pyramid and Ponzi scheme that raised more than $300 million from millions of retail investors worldwide, including in the United States.

Those charged include the four founders of Forsage, who were last known to be living in Russia, the Republic of Georgia, and Indonesia, as well as three U.S.-based promoters engaged by the founders to endorse Forsage on its website and social media platforms, and several members of the so-called Crypto Crusaders–the largest promotional group for the scheme that operated in the United States from at least five different states.

According to the SEC’s complaint, in January 2020, Vladimir Okhotnikov, Jane Doe a/k/a Lola Ferrari, Mikhail Sergeev, and Sergey Maslakov launched Forsage.io, a website that allowed millions of retail investors to enter into transactions via smart contracts that operated on the Ethereum, Tron, and Binance blockchains. However, Forsage allegedly has operated as a pyramid scheme for more than two years, in which investors earned profits by recruiting others into the scheme. Forsage also allegedly used assets from new investors to pay earlier investors in a typical Ponzi structure.

Despite cease-and-desist actions against Forsage for operating as a fraud in September 2020 by the Securities and Exchange Commission of the Philippines and in March 2021 by the Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance, the defendants allegedly continued to promote the scheme while denying the claims in several YouTube videos and by other means.

“As the complaint alleges, Forsage is a fraudulent pyramid scheme launched on a massive scale and aggressively marketed to investors,” said Carolyn Welshhans, Acting Chief of the SEC’s Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit. “Fraudsters cannot circumvent the federal securities laws by focusing their schemes on smart contracts and blockchains.”

In addition to charging the four founders, the complaint, filed in United States District Court in the Northern District of Illinois, also charges Cheri Beth Bowen, of Pelahatchie, Miss., Ronald R. Deering, of Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, Samuel D. Ellis, of Louisville, Ky., Mark F. Hamlin, of Henrico, Va., Carlos L. Martinez, of Chicago, Ill., Alisha R. Shepperd, of Dunedin, Fla., and Sarah L. Theissen, of Hartford, Wis., with violating the registration and anti-fraud provisions of the federal securities laws. The SEC’s complaint seeks injunctive relief, disgorgement, and civil penalties.

Without admitting or denying the allegations, two of the defendants, Ellis and Theissen, agreed to settle the charges and to be permanently enjoined from future violations of the charged provisions and certain other activity. Additionally, Ellis agreed to pay disgorgement and civil penalties, and Theissen will be required to pay disgorgement and civil penalties as determined by the court. Both settlements are subject to court approval.

The SEC’s investigation was conducted by Liz Canizares and Pamela Sawhney of the Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit and supervised by Amy Friedman and Ms. Welshhans. The litigation is being conducted by Patrick Costello, Christopher Carney, Ms. Canizares, and Ms. Sawhney and supervised by Olivia Choe. The Commission appreciates the assistance of the Securities and Exchange Commission of the Philippines and the Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance.

(Source: Securities and Exchange Commission)

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GraceKennedy’s half-year revenues up $9.2 billion Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News

GraceKennedy Limited is reporting that it achieved revenues of $72.59 billion for the six months ended June 2022, representing an increase of 14.6 per cent or $9.24 billion over the corresponding period in 2021.

Net profit attributable to stockholders for the period was $3.7 billion, which is $111.6 million higher than the corresponding period last year and earnings per stock unit totalled $3.73, compared to $3.62 in 2021.

Commenting on the company’s half-year performance, GK Group CEO Don Wehby remained cautiously optimistic, pointing out that despite the difficult economic climate being experienced locally and globally, GK’s half-year revenue and profit are ahead of target.

He attributed the good performance to the GK team, who he said remains unwavering in their commitment and keenly focused on executing the company’s strategic initiatives.

“Like many other businesses around the world GK has been tackling significant headwinds since the beginning of the year – high inflation, sustained supply chain issues, increasing interest rates. The foreign exchange rate volatility in our local market has also been a factor. To address this, we have been implementing mitigative measures across our businesses, and as a result, GK continues to deliver good results, despite these challenges.”

Wehby said GraceKennedy’s mergers and acquisitions strategy remains on target.

Meanwhile, GK’s food business recorded overall growth in revenues for the six months ending June 30, 2022, when compared to the corresponding period of 2021. Profit before tax recorded an increase, with the majority of companies recording an improved performance.

The company noted that its Jamaican food distribution business continued to perform well, recording healthy growth in revenues and pre-tax profits. GK’s international food business also recorded an improvement in revenues over the prior year; however, record inflation and elevated distribution costs resulted in mixed performance results.

Also during the period, GraceKennedy Financial Group (GKFG) reported a positive performance for the period, with improved results recorded by its banking and investments and insurance segments. GraceKennedy Money Services (GKMS) reported a decline in revenues and profit before tax for the period, attributed to lower remittance flows as reported by the Bank of Jamaica, and the volatility of the Jamaican dollar against the US dollar.

GK has also announced the appointment of Vanessa Rizzioli to the company’s board of directors, effective July 28, 2022.

Rizzoli is a Jamaican residing in the United Kingdom. She is a corporate finance lawyer who has extensive international experience in Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), energy and infrastructure, project financing and corporate governance.

Commenting on Rizzoli’s appointment Wehby explained, “As we pursue our 2030 vision for GK, Vanessa’s expertise will be a significant asset to our leadership team, and she also brings the valuable perspective of the Diaspora to the role.”

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St Mary mom charged with wounding babyfather Loop Jamaica

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A 35-year-old St Mary woman has been charged with wounding with intent following an incident two months ago in Fontabelle district in the parish.

She has been identified by the police as Ramona Johnson, otherwise called ‘Mona’, of Oxford district in Free Hill, also in St Mary following an incident at Fontabelle district in the Parish on Wednesday, June 1.

Reports from the police are that about 7:20pm on June 1, the accused went to the residence of her child’s father to pick up the infant.

She allegedly attacked the baby’s father with a pair of scissors, took the child and left.

Moments after, the man reportedly realised that he had been stabbed in his back. The police said he was transported to the hospital where he was admitted and treated for a punctured lung.

Johnson was subsequently arrested and charged on July 31. Her court date is being finalised, the police

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Fraud accused discharged by Appeal Court

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A man accused of defrauding a hardware store in 2001 has been freed by the Court of Appeal after the State conceded there were merits in his complaints.

Chandradath Singh had been charged with obtaining credit of $348,739.27 from Union Steel Hardware by fraud from November 27-December 10, 2001.

Singh was charged on January 23, 2003.

When he appeared before a San Fernando magistrate, the prosecution recommended a summary trial and he agreed. He pleaded not guilty.

At the end of the trial, he was found guilty and sentenced to three years of hard labour.

Singh appealed and last week, Appeal Court judges Mark Mohammed and Maria Wilson allowed the appeal and discharged him after assistant Director of Public Prosecutions Sabrina Dougdeen-Jaglal submitted there were merits in two of the four grounds of appeal advanced by Singh’s attorneys, Jagdeo Singh and Vashisht Seepersad.

The State did not ask for a retrial, since one of the witnesses was now dead, while the other had migrated.

In the appeal. Singh’s attorneys submitted that the magistrate, Brambhanan Dubay, erred when he unlawfully admitted inadmissible hearsay evidence of two witnesses. The attorneys argued that the evidence of the two witnesses could not be admitted, as it did not adhere to the Evidence Act, which permits such evidence in certain circumstances which, they said, were not met.

“This glaring and rudimentary error by the learned magistrate amounted to a substantial material irregularity within the course of the trial and resulted in a miscarriage of justice.”

The attorneys also argued the sentence was oppressive and unlawful, since the magistrate did not have the authority to impose a penalty that exceeded the maximum. Singh was charged under section 34(3) of the Larceny Act, which carries a one-year prison term.

“Arguably, the learned magistrate has a judicial discretion to adapt a penalty to the nature of the crime but this must be within the parameters of the maximum penalty imposed,” the attorneys said.

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Reportan incendio en instalaciones de LUMA Energy en la calle Tapia

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Un fuego fue reportado en una subestación de LUMA Energy a las 9:22 de la mañana del martes, en la calle Tapia intersección con la marginal Baldorioty de Castro, en Barrio Obrero, informó la Policía.  

Las circunstancias del incendio se encuentran bajo investigación.  

Personal de Emergencias Médicas y Bomberos se encuentran en el lugar trabajando la situación.  

Pendientes a RADIO ISLA para más información.

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Federales arrestan al subdirector de la Autoridad de Transporte Integrado, Jorge Droz

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Jorge Droz Yapur y Yamil Fonseca Salgado fueron acusados ​​el martes por un gran jurado federal en relación con esquemas separados de fraude por bancarrota, anunció el fiscal federal W. Stephen Muldrow.

Droz Yapur fue acusado en un esquema de fraude de quiebra por hacer representaciones materialmente falsas desde mayo de 2019 hasta agosto de 2021 para defraudar a los acreedores como parte de un procedimiento de quiebra, In re: Jorge Droz Yapur, Caso No. 19-02999 (MCF), todo en violación de 18 U.S.C. § 157. Además, está acusado de nueve cargos de ocultamiento de bienes durante su proceso de quiebra en violación de 18 U.S.C. § 152, y ocho cargos de hacer declaraciones falsas en relación con dichos procedimientos de quiebra, en violación de 18 U.S.C. § 152.

La acusación formal alega que durante su proceso de quiebra, Jorge Droz Yapur ocultó activos e ingresos utilizando una cuenta bancaria a nombre de su hijo adulto. Alega además que Jorge Droz Yapur declaró bajo juramento que su madre se encontraba en un asilo de ancianos y entregó planillas de impuestos de Puerto Rico como parte del proceso de quiebra en el que reclamó a su madre como dependiente entre los años 2015, 2016, 2017 y 2018, cuando de hecho, sabía que su madre había fallecido en el año 2011.

Si es declarado culpable, Jorge Droz Yapur puede ser condenado a hasta cinco años de prisión por cada violación de 18 U.S.C. § 157 y § 152, una multa de doscientos cincuenta mil dólares y tres años de libertad supervisada.

Por otra parte, Yamil Fonseca Salgado fue acusado formalmente de un esquema de fraude por bancarrota en el que se alega que hizo representaciones materialmente falsas entre abril de 2018 y mayo de 2022 en cinco casos de bancarrota separados para defraudar a su hijo menor de edad en los pagos de manutención infantil, todo en violación de 18 USC § 157. Además, se le acusa de un cargo de incumplimiento deliberado de pagar aproximadamente 107,200 dólares en pagos de manutención infantil en violación de 18 U.S.C. § 228, y trece cargos de declaraciones falsas durante su proceso de quiebra, en violación de 18 U.S.C. § 152.

La acusación formal alega que Yamil Fonseca Salgado ocultó, en varias declaraciones de quiebra, bienes, ingresos y su conexión con una empresa de mantenimiento llamada CMM Janitorial, Inc. La acusación formal alega, además, que Yamil Fonseca Salgado ocultó, en varias declaraciones de quiebra, que recibió transferencias de dinero a través de ATH Móvil desde la cuenta bancaria de una empresa constructora controlada por familiares cercanos. Una empresa constructora que a su vez recaudaba dinero de la empresa administradora de vivienda pública para la que trabajaba Yamil Fonseca Salgado, y que además recibía dinero a través del uso y control de una cuenta bancaria del Banco Popular de Puerto Rico a nombre de su abuela donde accedía a fondos para rutinas y gastos personales.

Si es declarado culpable, Yamil Fonseca Salgado puede ser sentenciado hasta a dos años por violar 18 U.S.C. § 228, cinco años de prisión por cada violación de 18 U.S.C. § 157 y § 152, una multa de doscientos cincuenta mil dólares y tres años de libertad supervisada.

“El uso fraudulento de la bancarrota y otros procedimientos judiciales para defraudar a los acreedores o defraudar a los niños en los pagos de manutención infantil son motivo de gran preocupación, y la Oficina del Fiscal de los Estados Unidos, junto con el fiscal federal Muldrow y nuestros socios encargados de hacer cumplir la ley, continuaremos persiguiendo el fraude y el abuso en los casos de bancarrota”, declaró Mary Ida Townson, fideicomisaria de los Estados Unidos para Georgia, Florida, Puerto Rico y las Islas Vírgenes (Región 21).

“Estoy agradecida por el nombramiento por parte del Fiscal Federal de dos Fiscales Federales Auxiliares Especiales de nuestra oficina de San Juan que nos permitirán enjuiciar a todos aquellos que se involucran en conductas fraudulentas”, añadió.

El Programa de fideicomisarios de Estados Unidos es el componente del Departamento de Justicia que protege la integridad del sistema de quiebras al supervisar la administración de casos y litigar para hacer cumplir las leyes de quiebras.

“Como la principal agencia de investigación responsable de abordar el fraude por bancarrota, el FBI toma estos casos muy en serio. El alivio que ofrecen los procedimientos federales de bancarrota puede salvarles la vida a personas honestas que han atravesado tiempos difíciles debido a razones legítimas. Desafortunadamente, la bancarrota también puede ser utilizada por malhechores por una variedad de razones siniestras”, dijo Joseph González, agente especial a cargo de la oficina local del FBI en San Juan.

“Esto no solo hace que los acreedores pierdan dinero, sino que también genera tarifas más altas e incluso impuestos más altos para los inocentes. Instamos al público a denunciar el fraude por bancarrota comunicándose con el Programa de fideicomisarios de Estados Unidos en USTP.Bankruptcy.Fraud@usdoj.gov o llamando al FBI al 787-987-6500 o visitando tips.FBI.gov”, añadió.

“Estamos orgullosos de ser parte del equipo que llevó al acusado Fonseca Salgado ante la justicia por evadir sus obligaciones de manutención infantil. La Oficina del Inspector General continuará trabajando en estrecha colaboración con nuestros socios encargados de hacer cumplir la ley para garantizar que las personas como el acusado rindan cuentas por sus acciones cuando violan la ley”, dijo Scott Lampert, agente especial a cargo de la Oficina Regional de Nueva York de la Oficina del Inspector General, que al así cubre Puerto Rico.

Ambos casos fueron remitidos a la Oficina del Fiscal de los Estados Unidos para su enjuiciamiento por parte de la oficina del Síndico de los Estados Unidos en San Juan. El asunto de Jorge Droz Yapur fue investigado por el FBI y está siendo procesado por el Fiscal Federal Auxiliar Especial José Capó Iriarte de la Oficina del Síndico de los Estados Unidos. El caso de Yamil Fonseca Salgado fue investigado por el Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos del Inspector General de los Estados Unidos (HHS-OIG) y está siendo procesado por el Fiscal Federal Auxiliar Especial José Capó Iriarte y el Fiscal Federal Auxiliar Especial José Díaz Vega de la Oficina de el fideicomisario de Estados Unidos.

Una acusación es simplemente una acusación y se presume que todos los acusados son inocentes hasta que se pruebe su culpabilidad más allá de toda duda razonable en un tribunal de justicia.

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Diferente oficial di Polis a ricibi nan promocion y aña di servicio

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ORANJESTAD (AAN): Recientemente na Centro di Husticia na Santa Cruz a tuma lugar entrega di, 25 aña ,30 aña  y 35 aña di servicio,

y promocion na agentenan policial como tambe personal administrativo. Famia, coleganan y amigonan a bini hunto pa e momento special aki.

   For di man di Altocomisario suplente Señora Irma Gordon a haci entrega di promocion na agente policialnan cu awor ta carga un rango mas halto.

   Ta trata aki di agentenan Marc J. De Kort cu a promove di Agent 1ste klasse pa Brigadier.  Alejandro Pirela Soto cu a promove di Agent 1ste klasse pa Brigadier.  Raigel M.A. Hoen cu a promove di Agent 1ste klasse pa Brigadier.

   Tambe Gislen M. Richardson kende a promove di Brigadier pa Brigadier 1ste klasse.  Tambe Jennyfer J.O. Simmons kende a promove di Brigadier pa Brigadier 1ste klasse.  Tambe Ivan R. Kelly kende a promove di Brigadier 1ste klasse pa Hoofdagent.

   Tambe tin Pearl M. Charles kende a promove di Hoofdagent 1ste klasse pa Onderinspecteur.  Tambe tin Marlon P.N. Raphaela kende a promove di Onderinspecteur pa Onderinspecteur 1ste klasse.  Tambe tin Rodney R. Solognier kende a promove di Onderinspecteur pa Onderinspecteur 1ste klasse.

  Parti di personal administrativo di Cuerpo Policial Aruba cu a haya promocion. Ta trata aki di Gino R. Jansen kende a promove di Klerk 1ste klasse pa Hoofdklerk.

   Loke ta e parti di polisnan cu a celebra aña di servicio ta Elias E.D. Halabi kende tin 25 aña di servicio  den Cuerpo Policial Aruba.  Tambe Atalo A. Winklaar kende tin 35 aña di servicio den Cuerpo Policial Aruba.

   E parti administrativo cu a celebra aña di servicio ta Caroline Peterson kende tin 30 aña di servicio.

   Pabien na cada oficial y funcionario cu a worde promociona cu nan rango nobo. Esaki ta nifica cu e responsablidad ta bira mas grandi pero no tin e duda cu nos agentenan ta capas pa cualkier eventualidad. Na e personal administrativo cu ta nan weso di lomba, masha masha pabien!  Por mira cu nan esfuerso y dedicacion den e organizacion y esey ta wordo aprecia.

   Na esnan cu a cumpli 25 aña, 30 aña y 35 aña den Cuerpo Policial Aruba, danki pa e sosten, dedicacion, tempo y esfuerso cu a hiba boso asina leu den boso carera. Masha pabien. Pueblo di Aruba por ta orguyoso di boso.

 





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Jamaicans urged not to take freedom for granted Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News

Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment, and Sport, Olivia Grange is imploring Jamaicans to never take their freedom for granted.

She made the call during the National Independence and Emancipation Day Church Service held at the Boulevard Baptist Church in Kingston over the weekend.

“Our ancestors, against all odds, were able to successfully upend the most horrific system of human trafficking in the history of the world – slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Today, because of them, we celebrate our freedom to be whatever and whoever we want to be.

“If those who colonised us had their way, tomorrow, Monday, August 1, we would not be celebrating our freedom and that is why we must sing our freedom songs and use them to enshrine our freedom in the hearts of our people,” Minister Grange said.

She noted that Jamaicans have a responsibility to the ancestors and generations that follow to ensure that “our people will never be enslaved again”.

“We have a duty, therefore, to build empires and institutions to reflect the legacy handed down to us by our ancestors,” she said, adding that there is much to celebrate in the year of the country’s 60th anniversary.

The church service included bible readings by Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader, Mark Golding, while a poem written by Poet Laureate of Jamaica 2021-2024, Olive Senior, for the Jamaica 60 celebrations, was read by Coordinator for National Church Services at the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC), Andrea McCurdy.

The reading took place during a special sand ceremony featuring three persons of different generations pouring sand depicting the colours of the national flag into a vase, which was then presented to Prime Minister Holness and Mr. Golding.

Special musical performances were also presented during the service.

The Government, through the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, hosted the Jamaica 60 Emancipation and Independence church service under the theme: ‘Reigniting a Nation for Greatness with Gratitude, Discipline and Commitment to God’.

Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen was represented at the service by Custos of Kingston, Steadman Fuller.

Among the guests was Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency Geoffrey Onyeama representing President, Muhammadu Buhari.

Also present were Minister of Education and Youth, Fayval Williams; Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator, Kamina Johnson Smith; Minister of Transport and Mining, Audley Shaw; Members of Parliament, Anthony Hylton, Dr. Michelle Charles and Robert Miller; members of the diplomatic corps; members of the clergy; members of academia and others.

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