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Looks like Jossy may be headed to court. The Prime Minister is less than happy about something Jossy printed in the Diario newspaper. Take a look at this:

"Nel, Natalee and September by Jossy M. Mansur DIARIO page 3 August 22 2005

Day before yesterday, the mother of the young girl who disappeared on 30th May in the hours of the night, made an obligated visit to Nelson Oduber, the most corrupt Prime Minister that Aruba has ever known. She did not visit him to discuss things of importance in the search for her daughter, just simply to ask why his inept Government is not more involved, is not more interested, is not helping with the things that are in his competence to contribute. In the beginning, the Government gave a hand, freeing the civil servants from their work for half a day, and from then on forward....'niente' (as the Italians say).

What Nel did do is create a Committee to discredit all his opononents on the internet, as if his donkey's voice can reach the sky! All their lies are discovered by the very same Americans all ready, without interventions (yet!) on behalf of his opposition. But, that is on its way and will start this week. The figure of his Narco Minister of Justice will be foremost in the answers that will be on the internet in the days that are coming. Finally the world will know how rotten this sinister element is, and how strong the embrace that Nel gave him and continues to give him. There is a movie with a very suggestive title: "Honor Among Thieves". Could it be applicable in this case?"

Seems the PM has a response...in court:

[Lawsuit Prime Minister against Diario

ARUBA – Prime Minister Nelson Oduber has taken legal proceedings against Jossy Mansur, Chief Editor of Diario and the morning paper itself. Oduber demands rectification of two comments about Oduber that Mansur had published in the Diario last week.

Oduber is of the opinion that the newspaper had dragged him too much through the mire. Mansur made statements that portrait Oduber as the most corrupt prime minister that Aruba ever had. The case comes up in court this coming Monday at 15:00.

amigoe.com ]