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KHMH Board Chairman Fires Back
KHMH Board Chairman Ricardo Fabro defends himself against allegations of conflict of interest and corruption related to a contract awarded to his wife's company.
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PM Barrow Sings Belize Blues at UN
Prime Minister Dean Barrow addressed the United Nations on the impact of the global financial crisis on developing countries, highlighting Belize's economic challenges.
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PUP Wants Reform Committee
The PUP urges the Prime Minister to form a committee for constitutional reform amid ongoing criticisms of the government's healthcare and constitutional amendment issues.
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House Meeting Gets Nasty
A heated exchange occurred between Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega and Opposition Leader John Briceno during a House meeting.
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....But the Political War Rages On
Opposition leader John Briceno accuses the Ministry of Health of awarding contracts to politically connected suppliers at inflated prices, while the Minister defends cost-saving measures.
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Belize Constitution Seventh Amendment Bill Tabled
The Belize Constitution Seventh Amendment Bill proposes changes regarding dual nationality and the Caribbean Court of Justice as the final court of appeal.
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Gaspar Blames UNESCO on Johnny
Minister Gaspar Vega blames former Minister Johnny Briceno for land leases issued in a World Heritage Site, citing a UNESCO report on the Belize barrier reef.
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PM Barrow Defends Reduction in Business Tax on Casinos
Prime Minister Dean Barrow defends the government's decision to reduce the business tax on casinos from 15% to 8% amid public outcry.
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Barrow & Briceno Tussle Over Constitutional Amendment for AG
the Prime Minister and the opposition leader debate proposed constitutional amendments regarding the Attorney General and dual citizenship in the National Assembly
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Chief Justice Issues Judgment in NICH Case
Chief Justice Dr. Abdulai Conteh ruled on the controversial NICH contract, declaring it invalid and addressing the refund issue raised by Donna Young.
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GOB & Landowners Discussing Out of Court Settlement
The government and landowners are negotiating an out-of-court settlement regarding constitutional amendments on mineral and petroleum rights.
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Mayan Lands Rights Case on Judicial Backburner
The Maya Land Rights case has been delayed until July due to scheduling conflicts involving the Chief Justice and the Attorney General's representative.
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