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GOB Says Immarbe May Have To Adjust For EU
The Prime Minister indicates Belize may need to adjust its relationship with IMMARBE to avoid EU blacklisting of its aquaculture exports.
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European Money For Rural Electrification
The European Union and the Government signed a 5.5 million dollar grant agreement for rural electrification in various Belizean communities.
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S and P Says No Go For Belize
Standard and Poors has downgraded Belize's credit rating from stable to negative due to rising crime and budget constraints.
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New Car Sales Seriously Slowed By Sluggish Economy
New car sales in Belize have significantly declined due to a sluggish economy, prompting dealers to seek government assistance to lower import taxes.
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No New Rates At NICH Sites
NICH has deferred the implementation of new user rates for its sites until November 2012 due to pressure from tour operators and economic concerns.
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Call Centers: The Employer Of The Future?
Belize is expanding its call center industry through a training program aimed at creating a skilled workforce for business processing outsourcing.
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DFC VS. RSV
Rene R. Villanueva Sr. and his son are being sued by the Development Finance Corporation over an outstanding loan related to their ownership of Cahal Pech in San Ignacio.
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Tourism's Third Quarter Is A Mixed Bag
The tourism industry shows a 3.3% increase in arrivals, but cruise sector experiences a 6% decrease in the third quarter of 2011.
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How To Retire In Belize
Bob Dhillon launched his book on retiring in Belize, discussing investment opportunities and the country's appeal to potential expatriates.
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Citrus Crisis Will (Likely) Be Averted
The Citrus Growers' Association is expected to sign necessary documents, averting a payment crisis for Citrus Products of Belize Limited.
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Deepening Woes In The Troubled Citrus Industry
The citrus industry faces financial issues as CPBL cannot meet payroll due to a lack of approved Security Documents from the Citrus Growers Association.
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11 Months Later, National Transport Drivers Still Out In the Cold
Over 200 former employees of National Transport are still awaiting payment nearly a year after the company went into receivership.
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