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PM On Hon. Cardona
the Prime Minister discussed the status of Orange Walk East Area Representative Marcel Cardona and the implications of a recent committee release attributed to him.
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Sulph Says Reinstate Or Else
Moses Sulph, President of COLA, demands reinstatement after being fired from the General Registry, claiming his termination is linked to his activism.
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Cardona Renounces UDP, Is It A Resignation?
Marcel Cardona has renounced his membership in the UDP, stating he wants nothing to do with the party and forming a new independent group.
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PUP’s Morning Buzz Taken Off Vibez Radio
Glenn Tillett has been removed as host of the PUP's Morning Buzz on Vibes Radio amid internal party tensions.
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The Battle Continues At The CGA
A group of citrus growers won a supreme court injunction allowing them to attend a Citrus Growers Association meeting despite unpaid fees.
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Councilor Chang Under Scrutiny
Eric Chang is under investigation by customs for his DMAX pickup amid a potential personal scandal as he seeks a third term on the city council.
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Joe Coye, Not Sour Grapes, But Grapes Of Wrath
Joe Coye criticizes money politics and the conduct of his opponents following his defeats in recent elections.
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PSU & COLA Join Common Cause For Sulph
COLA President Moses Sulph was fired from the general registry, prompting COLA and the Public Service Union to discuss the matter and hold an emergency meeting.
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BGYEA To GOB: “Definitely Maybe”
BGYEA has rejected the government's lottery proposal for land distribution in Harmonyville and plans to sign an amended MOU once issues are clarified.
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Waterfront Workingman Blues
Waterfront workers express concerns over their union's representation and a proposal from the Port of Belize that threatens their job security.
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Mayor Moya “Humbles Up”
Mayor Zenaida Moya Flowers publicly apologized after being charged with misconduct and faced expulsion from her party, but remains active in politics.
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Preventative Detention Explained
The Police Minister clarified that the proposed preventative detention period is 21 days, not 90, and will include safeguards against abuse.
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