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Curaçao News in English

IslandsDaily translates Curaçao's biggest stories into English every morning so visitors, retirees and remote workers on the island can read what Willemstad is actually talking about — without waiting for a foreign wire service to notice.

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Where the news comes from

We pull directly from the three most active independent Curaçao news outlets: Nu.cw (news portal), Knipselkrant Curaçao (long-form political and business coverage) and Curaçao Chronicle (English-language reporting complemented with our Papiamento coverage). Each story is scraped, summarised by Claude and shown here above a link to the source article.

Why this exists

Most English-language coverage of Curaçao is either tourism marketing or one-off cruise-line press releases. Actual reporting — parliamentary debates, refinery decisions, currency policy, ISLA cleanup, immigration — happens almost entirely in Papiamento and Dutch. IslandsDaily reads those sources for you and delivers the substance in English every morning.

What's covered

Government and elections, RdK / refinery news, tourism and cruise, economy and the guilder, crime and safety, weather and hurricane season, sports, arts and culture. Every story links back to the original so you can verify.

How to get the daily briefing

Bookmark this page for the live English feed or subscribe to the free WhatsApp Daily Digest — five stories, delivered at 08:00 AST every morning, unsubscribe with one tap.

FAQ

Where can I read Curaçao news in English?

IslandsDaily is the only daily source that translates Papiamento- and Dutch-language reporting from Curaçao into English. Curaçao Chronicle publishes some original English stories; we aggregate those alongside our translations.

Does IslandsDaily cover refinery and ISLA news?

Yes. RdK, refinery-lease negotiations and environmental reporting from the ISLA site are core beats — that's exactly the kind of story English readers usually miss.

How current are the stories?

The scraper runs every 15 minutes. Most Curaçao stories arrive in English within an hour of publication.

Is there a cost?

No. The site and the WhatsApp Daily Digest are free.

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