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CWU and Port Talk Settlement
The Port of Belize and the Christian Workers Union are in talks to settle a lawsuit over an illegal strike that caused economic losses.
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Price Of Flour Goes Up
The local wholesale price of flour increased by 10% due to rising global wheat prices linked to the war in Ukraine.
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Fishers Cry Foul
Lobster fishers in Caye Caulker fear a 60% revenue loss due to new regulations increasing lobster size requirements ahead of the upcoming season.
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Fuel Subsidy For Tour Operators
the Government of Belize and the Belize Tourism Board are introducing a fuel subsidy for tour operators to alleviate rising gas prices.
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Why Tourism Needs Help
Cabinet and the BTB emphasize the importance of subsidies for tourism recovery post-COVID, focusing on hotel readiness and tour operator logistics.
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Tourism Rebounding Strongly
Belize's tourism industry is rebounding strongly after a dip due to OMICRON, with projections indicating a recovery to pre-covid numbers.
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Cost of Power Up, PUC and BEL Agree On No Increase In Bills, Disagree On Who Should Absorb It
The PUC and BEL agree on no increase in electricity bills, but disagree on how to absorb rising power costs.
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BEL Disagrees With PUC, Respectfully
BEL Chairman Andrew Marshalleck discusses the company's disagreement with the PUC's decision while announcing stable electricity rates for Belizeans through July next year.
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BEL Chmn Says Country Needs To Consider Its Energy Future
BEL's Chairman emphasizes the need for better planning and investment in energy infrastructure to meet Belize's growing energy demands.
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Leaked Bus Memo Does Disservice To Bus Operators, Says Association
The Belize Bus Association criticizes the release of an outdated fare memo, claiming it misrepresents ongoing discussions with the Department of Transport.
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No Half Fares For Students
The bus association opposes half fares for students, arguing that the government already provides free transportation for primary and high school students.
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Bus Operators Cry Foul
Bus operators express concerns over rising costs and the impact of proposed student half fares on their industry.
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