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                                                                                                           local Thursday 21 July 2022
            Stimami Sterilisami Foundation spayed


            and neutered 20,000 cats and dogs



            EAGLE  BEACH  –  Between  Tourism      Authority,   Tour-  ferent  medical  products
            2016 and 2022, the Stimami  ism  Product  Enhancement  which  they  need.  VSH  is
            Sterilisami  Foundation  sub-  Fund,  One  Love  Founda-  also in the process of hiring
            sidized  30,000  sterilizations  tion, Aruba Bank, Setar NV,  more veterinarians in order
            for  cats  and  dogs  with  its  Ewald  Biemans,  guests  of  to be able to handle more
            national  spay  and  neuter  Bucuti  and  local  residents  surgeries daily.
            campaign.  Aruba  has  a  for their generous contribu-
            big problem with dogs and  tions and support. They also  “Even  though  30,000  ster-
            cats on the streets who suf-  thank  the  veterinarians  at  ilizations  is  an  amazing
            fer  hunger,  disease  and  Veterinary  Specialty  Hospi-  achievement,  we  still  see
            abuse.  To  mitigate  and  tal (VSH) who gave Stimami  a  lot  of  abandoned  pets  call  on  our  entire  commu-   open  and  audited  regu-
            prevent this, Stimami Steril-  Sterilisami  Foundation  a  on  the  streets.  That’s  why  nity  to  please  sterilize  your  larly in order to provide to-
            isami offers a subsidy which  special discount. Now with  we  must  continue  spay-    pets on time and register as  tal transparence regarding
            reduces  the  cost  of  steril-  the  subsidy  from  Stimami  ing and neutering as many  soon as possible.”         the use of funds.
            ization  and  makes  it  more  Sterilisami and the discount  cats and dogs as possible,                             To those who want to con-
            accessible  for  the  com-   provided  by  VSH,  the  cost  while  we  continue  asking  Stimami Sterilisami Founda-  tribute to this great cause,
            munity.  Worldwide,  steril-  for spay and neutering was  each  pet  owner  to  be  re-  tion  is  a  non-profit  organi-  donations can be made di-
            ization is proved to be the  reduced  around  50%  to  sponsible,  and  for  our  Po-  zation that uses 100% of all  rectly to Stimami Sterilisami
            most  compassionate  and  66%  compared  to  what  it  lice  Force  to  take  action”,  donations to offer a partial  Foundation:
            effective way to reduce the  was in 2021.                 Ewald  Biemans,  president  subsidy  for  the  procedure  Bank: Aruba Bank
            population of stray animals.                              of  Stimami  Sterilisami,  ex-  of  sterilization  both  for  the  Acc. Number: 6012630190
                                         More good news regarding  plains.  “We  are  extremely  general  public  and  volun-   Acc.  Name:  FUNDASHON
            Stimami  Sterilisami  Foun-  sterilization                thankful to each organiza-   teer organizations that take  STIMAMI STERILISAMI
            dation  thanks  Bucuti  &  Stimami  Sterilisami  is  assist-  tion  and  person  who  con-  care  of  stray  animals.  The  Swift code: ARUBAWAXq
            Tara  Beach  Resort,  Aruba  ing  VSH  in  acquiring  dif-  tributed  to  our  cause.  We  organization’s  books  are

              Prime minister met with trade unions




              After  meeting  last  week  with  public  sector  in the public sector after some of their benefits
              and  semi-public  sector  unions  regarding  the  were  reduced  during  the  pandemic;  liquid-
              situation between Aruba and the Netherlands,  ity  support,  and  finances.  The  trade  unions
              prime  minister  Evelyn  Wever-Croes  invited  brought  their  concerns  forward,  among  oth-
              trade unions also for a meeting.               ers, the timing for a fiscal reform seeing the in-
                                                             flationary effect.
              Wever-Croes expressed in a press release that
              she is glad and appreciates that all the invited  “I have noted many of the recommendations
              unions attended the meeting, and is also hap-  provided to us, and we will address these at
              py with the valuable input she received from  the  Council  of  Minister  shortly,  and  I  believe
              each of them.                                  that  we  are  all  on  the  same  page.  Aruba  is
                                                             going through critical, difficult moments, and
              During the meeting they discussed the topic of  to increase taxes alone is not something that
              the advice from CAft for an instruction [CAft is  is going to help us through the problems our
              the financial supervision authority, which rec-  country  is  currently  in.”  The  prime  minister
              ommended the Kingdom government to issue  highlighted  that  in  this,  the  trade  unions  and
              a binding instruction to the local government  Government are on the same page and this is
              regarding  the  2022  budget].  They  also  dis-  helpful for when she deliberates with the Neth-
              cussed the payment of 5% back to employees  erlands she can put everything in context.
                                                                                                            According  to  Wever-Croes  it  was  a  good
                                                                                                            meeting  and  she  appreciates  all  input  and
                                                                                                            recommendations  which  she  received  from
                                                                                                            each trade union. When she comes back from
                                                                                                            the Netherlands, where she went to deliberate
                                                                                                            with the Kingdom government, she will orga-
                                                                                                            nize  another  meeting  to  follow-up  on  these
                                                                                                            topics, she said.

                                                                                                            “Aruba  is  still  going  through  difficulty,  but
                                                                                                            there’s  still  more  to  come.  We  see  that  tour-
                                                                                                            ism is developing sublimely, which will help the
                                                                                                            economy. When we arrive back to economic
                                                                                                            levels  like  before  the  pandemic,  we  will  see
                                                                                                            also that Aruba’s public finances will also be
                                                                                                            better. But the government and trade unions
                                                                                                            must do it together. That’s why I appreciate all
                                                                                                            their  input  brought  forward  during  the  meet-
                                                                                                            ing”, premier Wever-Croes said.q
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