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Petulant PUC Preserves Electricity Rate
The Public Utilities Commission decided to maintain electricity rates despite previous discussions of an increase due to economic concerns.
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Gas Pain Is a Real Thing
Belizean taxi drivers protest against soaring gas prices, which have risen significantly post-pandemic, causing financial strain on the motoring public.
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Tourism Can’t Wait For Borders to Re-Open
Hotels in Chetumal prepare for the reopening of borders to Belizeans, emphasizing safety protocols in collaboration with the Ministry of Health.
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15 Major Resorts Reject It - But Tourism Minister Stand By Mandatory Travelers’ Insurance
Tourism Minister Anthony Mahler defends the mandatory traveler's insurance requirement despite opposition from 15 major hotels in Belize.
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Julius Didn’t Kill BIL, But It’s On Life Support
Belize Infrastructure Limited is now operating with a skeleton staff and will no longer build new structures, focusing instead on maintenance of existing buildings.
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Todos Pagamos?
Fuel prices for premium and regular gasoline will increase starting at midnight, while kerosene and diesel prices remain unchanged.
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Are Talks Progressing Between BSI and BSCFA
BSI and BSCFA are in ongoing negotiations to finalize a long-term agreement after a previous dispute disrupted the sugar industry.
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No Win At CCJ For Sugar Producers, But Progress Still
The Caribbean Court of Justice ruled against Belize in a sugar trade lawsuit but acknowledged the importance of market access for regional producers.
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BTB and APAMO Team Up
The Belize Tourism Board and APAMO signed an MOU to develop a pilot project for sustainable certification and conservation funding.
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Body Blows to Briceno From BAPS
The Belize Agro-Productive Sector Group expresses concerns over the government's handling of foreign investment and calls for legal reforms to protect investors.
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Small Gants For Big Tourism Ideas
The Ministry of Tourism announced a new Matching Grant Program to support small and medium-sized enterprises in the tourism industry with $2.4 million in funding.
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Ranchito Getting Airborne
The Ranchito Airstrip in Corozal is set to be used for travelers from Mexico as the Airstrip Access Road was declared open.
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