CURACAO PRIME MINISTER RESIGNS
By JJosepha News
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Asjes, the fourth and longest serving prime minister of the autonomous Curacao, has not yet explained the reasons for his abrupt departure, but he appeared to have lost the confidence and the support of his governing coalition in parliament and his political party Pueblo Soberano (PS).
Some four months ago, JJosephaNews attempted to contact Asjes for an interview as the chief executive in the Curasaleno government and one week ago a list of 21 questions was submitted, which targeted eight principal: 1. Foreign affairs; 2. Social affairs; 3. The future of Curacao; 4. Parliament and the constitution; 5. Crime; 6. Intellectual privileges; 7. Health and health care; 8. Communication and the Curacao media that would have been discussed in the interview.
Some four months ago, JJosephaNews attempted to contact Asjes for an interview as the chief executive in the Curasaleno government and one week ago a list of 21 questions was submitted, which targeted eight principal: 1. Foreign affairs; 2. Social affairs; 3. The future of Curacao; 4. Parliament and the constitution; 5. Crime; 6. Intellectual privileges; 7. Health and health care; 8. Communication and the Curacao media that would have been discussed in the interview.
History may have repeated itself, since Asjes resignation may have been precipitated by a rebellion within his ruling parliamentary coalition.
This has led to some speculation as to whether Asjes will be on the next general election ticket for his Pueblo Soberano party, or if Pueblo Soberano will move to replace him. Asjes was one of the elected officials from pre-autonomy (10-10-10) of Curacao, and he could run for re-election with or without Pueblo Soberano.
There is also a speculation circulating that Asjes is possibly being considered for the post as the next governor general of Curacao.
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