Amigoe di Curacao, founded in 1884 by the influential journalist and politician J. M. A. de Jongh, is one of the oldest newspapers in the Caribbean and a vital source of news for the people of Curacao and the surrounding islands. Over the years, it has evolved into a comprehensive publication, offering a diverse range of content, including local and international news, politics, culture, and sports. Renowned for its investigative journalism and commitment to social issues, Amigoe di Curacao has established a reputation as a trusted source of information, shaping public discourse and promoting civic engagement in the region. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of Amigoe Di Curacao: Weekblad Voor de Curacaosche Eilanden, Willemstad, Kingdom of The Netherlands, Curacao starting 1884, including 3,456 scans in total. Explore these historical archives to discover significant events and figures, and perhaps even trace connections to your own family history.