Keeping Up With The Local News

[Charlton Monsanto]

What's the best source for local Curacao news when you're living abroad. I randomly visit Amigoe and La Prensa's websites. What else is good, other than the "Ba tende di...." redus?

[Scarlet Pardo - Grootens]

You can always listen to internet radio such as www.radiohoyer.com, www.dolfijnfm.com, or www.direct107.com around noon local time for news.

[Charlton Monsanto]

Wow... what a novel idea I never evern thought about! Thanks for the tip!

[Gina O.]

Chek mamawakboyu.com --haha, just kidding!
From time to time, I check http://zakelijkcuracao.com/news.asp for some news blitz about projects, tourism and business development news on the island.

Like you, I also, check Amigoe.com, Laprensacur.com, and Extra.an

[Marcos Cova]

I'm not sure if it is still as active, but Amigoe online also had some forums where the discussions in general were of reasonable level, and gave a bit more than just the basic info...
Finally I think www.hasibokos.com is also informative, compiling info from various new media, albeit with a Dutch flavor...

[Gina O.]

http://news.caribseek.com/Curacao.shtml