Port Economies, Both Sides Now
The Port of Belize laid off 36 employees due to significant revenue losses, while the Attorney General questions the necessity of these layoffs amid security concerns.
The Port of Belize laid off 36 employees due to significant revenue losses, while the Attorney General questions the necessity of these layoffs amid security concerns.
BSI/ASR reports a significant decrease in cane crop production for the 2019-2020 season due to drought and the COVID-19 economic crisis.
Dollar van fares have increased by 100%, but passengers are still only required to pay one dollar amid COVID-19 regulations.
The Public Utilities Commissioner criticized BEL for high bills and meter reading practices, prompting BEL to defend its operations and invite media to observe their meter readers.
BEL is challenging the PUC's conclusions in the Full Tariff Review process, necessitating the appointment of an independent expert.
Dalla Van operators face challenges after raising prices to two dollars amid social distancing protocols limiting passenger capacity.
The PUC criticizes BEL for refusing to comply with a power purchase agreement that aligns with public interest regulations.
BEL expresses concerns over PUC's negotiations with Santander Sugar Industry regarding energy production agreements and asserts its right to participate in discussions.
BEL denies claims of averaging bills during COVID-19, stating meter reading was never suspended despite some access issues.
The Public Utilities Commission is compelling BEL to sign a power purchase agreement with Santander to enhance Belize's energy independence.
The Public Service Union has signed an agreement with ADK Charters to provide discounted bus services for public officers commuting between Belize City and Belmopan.
Chicken prices in Belize are rising due to scarcity as consumption patterns return to normal after the COVID quarantine.
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