'Let them send a firing squad '

willemstad - Seize Netherlands in Curacao or not? That is the question this morning as the National Council of Ministers in The Hague meets to examine the guarantee of free elections on the Caribbean island of April 28th. For days the interim government seemed Pisa's out to sabotage the elections.

A designation by the Hague would be unique in the relationship between the Netherlands and Curacao. Never before the National Council of Ministers intervened to ensure free elections in the Kingdom. As it happens, the Board shall be responsible for the election down to Governor Lucille George-Wout. The cabinet is then Pisa's offside.

Curacao did the interim government last night a final attempt to avoid the humiliation of a clue. The coalition of former Prime Minister Gerrit Schotte convicted for corruption took a sudden motions with the message that they no longer obstructive. If that designation yet come, then that according Schotte blame 'the puppets Netherlands' on the island.

Schotte's coalition partner Meindert Rojer blew even higher tower on the impending designation: ' You tell Mr. makamba (the Dutch, ed) to send out a firing squad on us. If blood must be shed, then so be it done. We accept no neocolonialism in Curacao. ''

Since the inauguration of the interim government just a week ago trying Pisa's premier all to adjust the polls. A lawsuit before the European Court was put in motion to threatening officials of the Polling. Only when it appeared that Governor George-Wout persevered, Pisa's prime minister gave suddenly won. The question is whether that is sufficient Hague.