Opposition parliamentarian Evelyn Wever-Croes is pressing the government for details about Aruba road funding and the use of new road-condition data.
She said the Iris-GO inventory, introduced in November 2024, is nearing completion and should identify conditions, priorities and maintenance needs across the island. She asked for the findings, timetable and project budget to be made public.
Dispute over reserved funds
Wever-Croes also alleged that Afl. 18 million reserved by the previous cabinet was redirected to debt payments. That is a political claim in her statement; the source report did not include a government response.
The questions seek clarity on how Aruba road funding will be allocated and when residents can expect repair work based on the Iris-GO assessment.
Source: DIARIO.
