NTUCB Stands Firm...

And while the teachers' strike will continue into tomorrow, the other members of the NTUCB today restated their commitment to the cause. In its release the NTUCB maintains its position that government should not implement new taxes and should consider reforms instead. It goes on to applaud south side area representatives Cordel Hyde and Mark Espat for their unprecedented vote against the budget. It closes by condemning the manner in which Senior Superintendent Crispin Jeffries removed its members while they were protesting at the National Assembly.

And we understand that tomorrow the teachers, or at least a few branches, will again take to Belmopan to protest but this time it will be a walking protest to coincide with the Senate meeting.