PM: If Not Preventative Detention, Then What?
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses the contentious issue of preventive detention and the need for public consultation on government measures.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses the contentious issue of preventive detention and the need for public consultation on government measures.
Michael Finnegan urged Prime Minister Dean Barrow to abandon preventive detention, while Opposition Leader Briceno demands government consultation on the proposed amendment.
The Prime Minister rejected a resolution from the Chamber of Commerce regarding government acquisition of private property, expressing a significant disagreement with its premises.
Michael Finnegan discusses public concerns regarding the proposed Preventative Detention law with the Prime Minister and Cabinet members.
Honorable Finnegan criticizes businessman Israel Pi Marin's land acquisition amid allegations of title theft and fraud involving Bikini Caye.
Winston Smiling is pursuing legal action against fellow PUP member Steve Nembhard over an unpaid loan, revealing deeper party tensions.
The Bar Association issued a confusing release regarding the implications of the BTL re-nationalization and the Court of Appeals judgment.
The Commissioner of Lands addresses land title theft allegations and assures the public of disciplinary action if necessary.
The PUP criticized Prime Minister Barrow during a press conference, accusing him of dictatorship and calling for immediate elections.
The Chamber of Commerce is drafting a statement urging the government to respect the rule of law regarding nationalizations and compensation for private property.
Tourism Minister Manuel Junior Herredia defends himself against accusations of having a tinted vehicle after new regulations were passed.
The government has defined the public purpose for re-acquiring Telemedia, focusing on social justice and economic independence for Belizeans.
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