A Telemedia Timeline
The government is set to re-nationalize Telemedia after a complex history of privatization and legal disputes over ownership and profits.
The government is set to re-nationalize Telemedia after a complex history of privatization and legal disputes over ownership and profits.
The accommodation agreement details government concessions to BTL, including financial guarantees and exclusive operating rights for telecommunications in Belize.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced a special House Meeting for Monday to discuss legislation for the re-nationalization of Telemedia.
The Prime Minister announced plans to return to Parliament to re-nationalize Telemedia following a court ruling against the first attempt.
The government retains control of Telemedia while the Belize Bank halts payments to the company amid ongoing legal disputes.
The Caribbean Court of Justice ruled on a case of public misfeasance involving former Ministers Jose Coye and Florencio Marin over the transfer of State land.
The PUP and the Chamber of Commerce have issued statements regarding the ongoing legal dispute over BTL and the need for a resolution.
Stan Marshall's comments about smoking have been misattributed to the Public Utilities Commission, according to Chairman John Avery.
The ownership of Telemedia is contested as the Ashcroft Alliance claims control while the government asserts its authority following a court ruling.
The government retains control of Telemedia while deposed Chairman Dean Boyce issues conflicting directives from a parallel headquarters, creating confusion among staff.
Michael Finnegan is canvassing voters in Mesopotamia to gauge support for returning to Parliament and addressing legal issues regarding BTL.
the Caribbean Court of Justice delivered its first judgment on a Belizean case involving former ministers Jose Coye and Florencio Marin regarding land transfer allegations.
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