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Cruise Ships Cancel Calls
Tour operators in Belize City face significant cancellations and losses due to a US Embassy travel advisory following recent violence.
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City Needs Revenue From Garbage Tax, Having Trouble Implementing Collection System
The City Council is struggling to implement a garbage tax collection system due to stalled negotiations with BWSL over attaching it to water bills.
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Furor At Tourism Village Over Barred Gates
The Tourism Village management closed gates due to a misunderstanding about a robbery, causing an uproar among taxi drivers and tour operators.
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Light Rate Goes Up Tomorrow!
Electricity rates in Belize will increase to approximately 48.86 cents per kilowatt hour starting tomorrow due to rising costs from power purchases.
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The Ferguson Fuss Continues
Paul Ferguson, the Chicken Dread, continues to sell fried chicken despite being removed by police from his usual spot in front of the Abdul Building.
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Electricity Rates Going Up By 17%
The Public Utilities Commission announced a 17% increase in electricity rates, raising the average cost to 48 cents per kilowatt hour effective January 1.
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Sales Were Slow Say Businesses
Businesses report mixed results for Christmas sales, with some facing challenges while others experienced good customer turnout.
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Superbond 2.0: Settled! GOB Says Savings Exceed 150M USD
Belize's government announces a renegotiated Superbond agreement expected to save over 150 million USD, with formal details to be finalized soon.
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Citco and Business Bureau Partner Up
The Belize City Council signed a memorandum with the Belize Business Bureau to address trade license concerns and promote economic opportunities.
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Businesses In Street Construction Area: \"While Di Grass Di Grow\
Businesses along the Northern Highway express frustration over road construction timing, reporting significant drops in sales during the holiday season.
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2012 Was Year Of Co-Ops; Locally It Means Better Mgmt
The Department of Co-operatives highlights the importance of cooperatives in poverty alleviation and employment generation during the UN's International Year of Cooperatives.
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BTL/Ashcroft Alliance and The CCJ
The CCJ ruled against BTL's dividend payments, allowing only small shareholders to receive dividends while restricting the majority shareholder's access to profits.
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