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IMF Impressed
The IMF's closing statement on Belize's economy highlights progress in debt sustainability and economic recovery, with projected GDP growth of 6.5 percent in 2022.
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GDP Numbers Getting Closer To Pre-Pandemic Trends
The Statistical Institute of Belize reports a 14.8% growth in GDP for the fourth quarter of 2021 compared to the same period in 2020.
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Inflation Increased Since 2020
Inflation in Belize increased to 4.1% in the last quarter of 2021, driven by rising prices in transport, food, and housing.
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How Does The PM Feel About An Ostrich Industry
The Prime Minister supports the development of an ostrich agro-industry in Belize, pending environmental assessments and proper regulations.
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Cane Farmers Hit With Lawsuit By BSI
ASR/BSI has filed a lawsuit against the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association and four farmers for blocking access to BSI's mill, causing revenue loss.
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Airport Lines Were Epic, Tragic For Travelers
Travelers faced long delays at the airport due to mandatory insurance requirements and multiple flight arrivals on Saturdays.
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Minister Gives Green Light To Mennonite Expo
The Minister of Health approved the Mennonite Expo while emphasizing the need for COVID-19 safety protocols and responsible event management.
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New Industry Minister Supports Ostrich Industry
The Minister of New Growth Industries expressed openness to supporting an ostrich industry in Belize, pending ecological assessments.
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Lobster Season Closing
Lobster season closes on February 28, 2022, with prices rebounding to as much as 36 dollars per pound due to increased demand.
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The Ostrich Of The West Revealed, Just An Exotic Experiment?
Nancy Marin faces challenges in breeding ostriches for livestock due to government regulations and high monitoring fees, despite minimal risk concerns from BAHA.
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LPG
The Ministry of Agriculture announces a 33-cent increase in the price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas effective midnight.
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First Day of Travel Insurance Leads To Lines
The first day of mandatory travel insurance for visitors caused long lines at the airport as travelers adjusted to the new requirement.
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