* Jossy Mansur

The managing editor is Jossy Mansur.

Jossy Mehsen Mansur ( Aruba, June 7, 1934 ) is a descendant from an originally Lebanese family, which settled on the island of Aruba.

Jossy Mansur has written two dictionaries for the Papiamento language and has written a history of Aruba among other numerous other books.

In 1999 Jossy Mansur and his brother Luis Mansur and sister Lisa Thomson Mansur sued the Netherlands government before the United Nations Human Rights Committee for disseminating what the Aruban government termed a top secret report that claimed that the Mansurs were involved in organized crime.

* Mansur, Jossy M. ( 1991 ).

* Mansur, Jossy M.

* Mansur, Jossy M. ( 1993 ).

* Mansur, Jossy M. ( 2001 ).

* Lawsuit by Aruban Prime Minister Nelson O. Oduber vs. Jossy Mansur

pap: Jossy Mansur

According to some observers, Mansur latched onto the bandwagon as part of his own feud with the Aruban government.

As a writer, editor and translator Mansur has been variously involved in a number of publications over a 35 year period ranging from an English – Papiamentu dictionary to a History of Aruba to fascinating psychological historical romance and fiction to Aruban republications and Papiamento translations of classics of English and world literature such as Daniel Defoes Robinson Crusoe, Hans Chrisstian Andersen and Alexandre Dumas.

Mansur formed his own " investigative team " and his newspaper repeatedly published new leads.

In 1573, under the Ottoman Empire, the village of Tarshiha was raided by the Lebanese feudal chief, Mansur ibn Furaykh.

A ¼-½-1 series (... 0. 1 0. 25 0. 5 1 2. 5 5 10 ...) is used by currencies derived from the former Dutch gulden ( Aruban florin, Netherlands Antillean gulden, Surinamese dollar ), some Middle Eastern currencies ( Iraqi and Jordanian dinars, Lebanese pound, Syrian pound ), and the Seychellois rupee.

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