A FUTURO meeting at Bestuurskantoor proceeded without coalition partner AVP, according to a November 2 EA News report. The outlet says AVP had notified its partner that it would not attend.
Discussions concerned economic proposals
EA News reports that Gerlien Croes’s FUTURO party sought an urgent coalition discussion of financial information and the economic effects of proposals affecting Aruba. The report places the meeting in the context of debate about wages and the cost of living.
AVP council planned before coalition talks
The outlet says Prime Minister Mike Eman had returned to Aruba that day and had communicated his non-attendance. It also reports that AVP intended to hold its party council on Monday, November 2, at 7 p.m. before speaking with its coalition partner. That is a reported plan, not confirmation that the council has already met.
The account contains political commentary as well as reported details. No coalition agreement, enacted wage measure or resignation is established by the report.
Source: EA News original report.
