Stevedores Upset: Institute Go-Slow At The Port
Stevedores at the Port of Belize have initiated a go-slow protest in response to recent pay cuts, aiming to impact the company's financial situation.
Stevedores at the Port of Belize have initiated a go-slow protest in response to recent pay cuts, aiming to impact the company's financial situation.
Belize received its first repatriation flight from El Salvador, bringing back Belizeans stranded in Latin America amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
264 Belizeans have been repatriated, with 973 applications submitted and 811 approvals for return.
The Commissioner of Police announced that nightclubs will not receive extensions and must close at regular hours to ensure compliance with COVID-19 regulations.
Belizeans express mixed feelings about the reopening of the Philip Goldson International Airport and the end of curfew.
A total of 955 Belizeans have applied for repatriation, with 205 already returned and 801 approved to return.
The National Assembly introduced a new video system for media coverage, but initial implementation faced technical glitches requiring a meeting to address issues.
The state of emergency and curfew will be lifted on July 1st, allowing businesses to reopen and life to return to normal with some regulations.
The borders of Belize remain closed despite the lifting of the state of emergency, with strict penalties for illegal entry.
City Hall will return to full staffing by mid-July after COVID-related cutbacks reduced employee hours and pay.
Belize City plans to pave two dozen streets using funds from a bond offering launched before the COVID-19 pandemic.
The phased repatriation of Belizeans continues with 885 applications, 157 repatriated, and 412 in progress.
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