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Opinion | They (Baoase) are at it again…

HomeMediaOpinion | They (Baoase) are at it again...

Opinion by Garrick Marchena | Curacao Chronicle

Advocaat Henriquez die omwonende Garick Marchena vertegenwoordigt, geeft uitleg | Foto Amigoe
Advocaat Henriquez en omwonende Garick Marchena | Foto Amigoe

Drielstraat, Mariepampoen Curaçao, is one of the many streets that ends at the south coastline of our island. You could walk to the end of the street and either go for a swim, fish, relax or see the beautiful sunset every day.

Some years back Atlantis Dive decided to build a parking lot on this street taking more than half of the street (the blue wall behind the parked cars). This left only an alley that gave access to the waterfront. Last year Hotel Baoase decided to expand by building some more bungalows and promised us (we who’ve been living on Drielstraat and Winterswijk long before Baoase or Atlantis was there) that they were not going to close off the street. Baoase went against their word and placed a big wooden door restricting access for everyone to the coastline (the wooden door you see in the picture in the back).

Now they are at it again constructing what looks like a railing for a remote controlled door. This one starting from the wall that was placed by Atlantis dive closing off the street even more!

My questions are: Why do our local authorities allow these things to happen?? Since when is it Ok for people or companies to just take a public street and decide to make it their own?? Who gives these people permission to do these things??

I don’t think ANYONE in their right mind would like someone to come and do this on their street, so why do it here??

Feeling annoyed is an understatement!!! Annoyed, Desperate, Sad…and just Pissed Off!!!

Bron: CuracaoChronicle

5 reacties

  1. @ Hans. Dit waren niet eens politici, maar zogenaamd zakenlui die landjes pik gingen doen. Is dat nou zaken doen? Deze zijn de situatie’s die de vele politici met een elastisch wervelkolom in de corruptie afdwingen.

  2. afbreken die handel ga het in Nederland maar proberen
    door de Jaren heen waren de meeste politici gewoon blind voor steekpenningen.
    weg met alle corupte politici cq ambtenaren bij constatering niks geen schorsing en doorbetaalde vacantie weg wezen en zorgen dat die corupte lui.

    NOOIT NOOIT MEER TERUG KOMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  3. @Hans i call bullshitt!!!… Garrick ik heb jouw telefonische gesprek zojuist geluisterd met de vreselijke eigenaar. Ga zo door jongen!! Nos ta kompletu kubo.

  4. The answer is simple: if the Curacao vote for corruption, they get corruption.

    So don’t blame local authorities, blame your dushi hende.

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