WILLEMSTAD – The 21 elected members of Curaçao’s Parliament were officially sworn in today at 11:00 a.m. during a formal ceremony at the Governor’s Palace. The new Parliament will represent the people of Curaçao for the next four years. 

With 13 of the 21 seats, the Movementu Futuro Kòrsou (MFK) holds an absolute majority in the legislature. The party’s dominance was reflected not only in the election results but also in key appointments. At just 29 years old, MFK member Fergino Brownbill was appointed Speaker of Parliament, making him the youngest to ever hold that position in Curaçao’s political history. Fellow party member Ramon Yung was named Vice-Speaker. 

As MFK also provides all the ministers in the newly installed government, the party's influence in Parliament is marked by a mix of experienced figures and new faces. 

Full List of Parliament Members 

MFK (13 seats): 
Eduard Braam 
Gilbert Doran 
Juniel Carolina 
Fergino Brownbill (Speaker) 
Maria Nita 
David Seferina 
Ramon Yung (Vice-Speaker) 
Andy Losiabaar 
Benito Desroches 
Tyson Boekhoudt 
Frenciss Lourens 
Ishahier Monte 
Shurendi Pieternella 

PNP (4 seats): 
Ruthmilda Larmonie-Cecilia 
Ornelio ‘Kid’ Martina 
Sheldry Osepa 
Elvin Gerard 

AR (2 seats): 
Quincy Girigorie 
Shaheen Elhage 

MAN (2 seats): 
Giselle McWilliam 
Steven Martina 

The newly installed Parliament now moves into its legislative session with the expectation of addressing the island’s most pressing challenges, including economic diversification, sustainable development, healthcare, and housing. With a clear majority, the MFK-led government is poised to implement its agenda with relative ease, but opposition voices from PNP, PAR, and MAN have pledged to hold the government accountable in the interest of the people.