John Briceno Responds to Don Hector
John Briceno addresses the controversy surrounding Hector Silva's removal as Senator and discusses changes in the Senate.
John Briceno addresses the controversy surrounding Hector Silva's removal as Senator and discusses changes in the Senate.
An audit reveals over $30,000 in under-deposits at City Hall, prompting an emergency meeting and potential criminal charges against council members.
Don Hector Silva responds to his removal from the Senate, asserting he is not for sale and will take time to reflect.
An audit reveals $19,000 unaccounted for at City Hall, while Hector Silva addresses his political status following his removal as senator.
the PUP appoints Eamon Courtenay and Lisa Shoman as new Senators, causing internal dissent over ties to Lord Ashcroft and the lack of executive approval.
Housing Minister Michael Finnegan accused Area Rep. Marcel Cardona of nepotism in housing grant contracts directed to his uncle's company.
Cabinet supported an initiative to engage the Belizean Diaspora by establishing a desk in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Former Attorney General Francis Fonseca did not sign the original accommodation agreement but did sign two related settlement agreements.
the government approved a bill restricting industrial action by essential service employees, leading to disagreements with trade unions over workers' rights and legislative amendments.
Charles and Hirian Goode rejected a job offer from the government, citing dissatisfaction with Education Minister Patrick Faber's behavior.
Mark Espat abstained from voting on a bill affecting Ashcroft-affiliated entities, hinting at a potential political alliance against the UDP.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow downplays threats of litigation from Michael Ashcroft regarding Telemedia, asserting the government will not affect Ashcroft's other enterprises in Belize.
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