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Money Come From CARICOM
The government of Belize signed agreements with the CARICOM Development Fund for $4.8 million to support developmental projects and small business development.
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FECTAB Calls on GOB
FECTAB condemns foreign involvement in cruise tourism projects, urging that only Belizean developers should be allowed to develop dockage projects in Belize.
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New Tilapia Hatchery At Central Farm
A new Taiwanese-funded tilapia hatchery was inaugurated at Central Farm to support local aquaculture and reduce costs for fish farmers.
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Sickout Staged At BEL, Union Wants 12.5% Per Annum
The Belize Energy Workers Union staged a sickout as salary negotiations with BEL management broke down over a proposed 12.5% annual increase.
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Sugar Quota Remains At Status Quo
The Sugar Cane Production Committee has suspended quota cuts for cane farmers while awaiting a complete productivity survey.
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No Cruise Compromise In Sight
Prime Minister Dean Barrow's efforts to negotiate a compromise between Royal Caribbean and Stake Bank's Mike Feinstein have stalled, with no clear resolution in sight.
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Sugar Quotas Being Cut Back For Some
the Sugar Cane Production Committee has cut back quotas for some sugar branches based on a field study by SIRDI, causing controversy among growers.
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Norwegian Cruise Lines Double Talk?
Norwegian Cruise Line plans to build a new cruise port in southern Belize, causing concerns over traffic to the Belize District port.
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Southwest Sets Date For First Flight
Southwest Airlines will begin daily non-stop flights from Belize to Houston on October 15th, with additional flights to Jamaica and Liberia starting November 1st.
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Former Customs Boss To Take Over Zone
David Akierman is stepping down as Chairman of the Corozal Free Zone, with Greg Gibson likely to replace him.
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CDB Gives DFC Line Of Credit
The Caribbean Development Bank has provided a $21 million line of credit to the Development Finance Corporation for education and private sector loans.
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BEL Says OK To PUC Rate Cut
BEL has agreed to a 15% rate cut proposed by the PUC for electricity bills, while cautioning about potential future rate increases.
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