Humanitarian Response: Aruba is preparing humanitarian assistance for Venezuela after twin earthquakes devastated the coast, with Prime Minister Mike Eman coordinating possible search-and-rescue support with Kingdom partners and checking whether any Aruban citizens were affected. Regional Solidarity: King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima also sent condolences to Venezuela, while the Netherlands confirmed it will deploy a specialized search-and-rescue team. Economic Pressure at Home: Aruba’s Central Bank survey shows consumer confidence sliding further, with 93% of people saying they can buy less than six months ago—fueling fears about inflation, jobs, and household finances. Investment Fund Debate: In Parliament, lawmakers argued over the new investment and development fund—some stressing multi-year continuity for strategic projects, others warning about governance, oversight, and transparency gaps. Tourism & Business Visibility: Aruba Discovery is set to launch a hybrid printed-and-digital platform in July to connect visitors and locals with events, maps, and a business directory. Community & Well-Being: Quota International of Aruba hosted a Male Care Day at Stichting Eliezer, offering grooming and self-care services to support dignity and rehabilitation.