Opposition grows against BTL's acquisition of Speednet, with social partners planning protests and legal actions to challenge the deal benefiting the Prime Minister's family.
Contractor General Maria Arthurs issues a memorandum enforcing open tendering and rejecting claims of urgency in procurement practices.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal by the Ministry of Natural Resources, affirming the validity of land sale agreements with Fowler Works Enterprises Limited.
The Prime Minister declined to comment on BTL's acquisition of Speednet during a visit to Orange Walk.
Minister Julius Espat criticizes the acquisition of a telecom company, citing a lack of consultation and concerns over monopoly.
Social sector partners, including the Belize Chamber of Commerce, demand an immediate halt to the proposed acquisition of Speednet by BTL.
NTUCB President Ella Waight discussed alignment with social partners following a meeting with the Chamber and UDP regarding national issues.
Tracy Panton emphasizes the need for collaboration between the UDP and unions to address national issues, particularly concerning the telecommunications industry.
The NTUCB will consult its members on recommendations from the UDP regarding the BTL acquisition before deciding on future actions.
Tracy Panton confirms ongoing collaboration with the NTUCB while discussing the recent Senate walkout by opposition senators.
The NTUCB is actively consulting with its members regarding the acquisition by BTL and has communicated its opposition to the move.
The Chamber President criticized the lack of political will in implementing the UNCAC agreement signed in 2016 during a media roundtable discussion.
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