库拉索安全局发布首份年度报告

Core Insights - The report from the Curaçao National Security Service (VDC) outlines key areas and risks affecting national security in 2024, highlighting increasing challenges from both internal vulnerabilities and changing global dynamics [1] Group 1: Security Challenges - Curaçao's security environment is influenced by international developments, organized crime, and geopolitical tensions, which directly impact national stability [1] - The situation in neighboring Venezuela poses significant risks, with political figures potentially using Curaçao's airspace and financial systems to evade international sanctions [1] - The emergence of "shadow fleets," which are vessels using Curaçao's flag to evade sanctions and engage in illegal trade, is a major concern [1] Group 2: Cybersecurity Threats - There is a growing threat of cyberattacks, prompting VDC to collaborate with government partners to develop a national cyber strategy aimed at protecting critical infrastructure, including telecommunications, energy, and refineries [1] Group 3: Economic Vulnerabilities - Curaçao's heavy reliance on tourism and imports is identified as a structural weakness, with potential economic stability risks from international sanctions, global supply chain disruptions, or climate-related impacts [1] - Climate change is recognized as a long-term security risk that could affect food and energy security [1]