Santander Still Courting Social Security
Santander Group seeks participation from the Social Security Board in a 150 million US dollar investment project.
Santander Group seeks participation from the Social Security Board in a 150 million US dollar investment project.
Santander's CFO clarifies that the company is not solely Guatemalan, highlighting diverse international investments and a commitment to Belize.
Santander Group clarifies it is not affiliated with the European Santander Bank, emphasizing their separate identities and origins.
The Chamber of Commerce criticizes Jack Charles for his claims about aflatoxin contamination in Belizean rice, defending the industry's safety and reputation.
The Customs and Excise Department held a closing ceremony for a training aimed at improving customs operations and addressing illegal trade issues.
Fruta Bomba, Belize's largest papaya producer, will close in six months, leaving 251 employees jobless due to ongoing financial losses.
Jose Mai criticizes government delays affecting Fruta Bomba's operations, leading to significant job losses and potential closure of the company.
Jose Mai criticizes Jack Charles, asserting he prioritizes business interests over public health regarding rice safety standards.
Allegations of rice contamination by importer Jack Charles have led to a standoff between local producers and government agencies.
Coconut vendors near Travellers Bar and Brodies report significant loss of business due to new city council regulations enforcing a 10 feet distance from the road.
The Social Security Board has agreed to lend 12 million dollars to the Santander group, raising concerns about financial risks and local resource use.
Belizean cane farmers are exploring mechanized harvesting to improve efficiency and reduce costs amid declining sugar prices.
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