Politics

Politics March 5, 2010

DPM Gaspar Vega: Tax Increase Possible

Acting Prime Minister Gaspar Vega discusses potential tax increases to address a $61 million financing gap for the upcoming fiscal year.

Politics March 5, 2010

BEL vs. Justice Denys Barrow Goes to Court

Belize Electricity Limited questions the impartiality of Justice Denys Barrow in a court case involving the Public Utilities Commission.

Politics February 24, 2010

Belize Ambassador to Cuba's Odd Release

Belize's Ambassador to Cuba expressed disapproval of a news report regarding the return of Chinese nationals to Cuba due to visa issues.

Politics February 23, 2010

Senate Passes the 7th Amendment & Education Bills

The Senate passed the 7th Amendment to the Constitution and the Education and Training Bill amid discussions on parliamentary conduct and accountability.

Politics February 19, 2010

War of Words Between Patrick Faber & Cordel Hyde

Patrick Faber and Cordel Hyde engaged in a heated debate over education reforms and corporal punishment during a session in the Assembly.

Politics February 19, 2010

PM Barrow Again Defends Retaining Ex-Wife's Law Firm

Prime Minister Dean Barrow defends the government's legal expenditures with his ex-wife's law firm amid criticism from former Prime Minister Said Musa.

Politics February 19, 2010

Feisty Debate Over Seventh Amendment Bill

The House of Representatives debated the Seventh Amendment to the Constitution, which allows non-elected attorneys to serve as Attorney General, sparking controversy among representatives.

Politics February 17, 2010

Supreme Court Lifts Injunction Against PUC

The Supreme Court lifted an injunction against the PUC, allowing it to enforce telecom regulations while Speednet seeks judicial review of a previous directive.

Politics February 16, 2010

Massive Protest in Pomona Valley

citrus growers and workers protested in Pomona Valley against the Citrus Products of Belize Limited and its leadership over ongoing disputes regarding their rights and interests.