PUP Old Guard Wants Its Money
John Briceno's leadership of the PUP faces a financial dispute over unpaid assets sold by Said Musa and Ralph Fonseca.
John Briceno's leadership of the PUP faces a financial dispute over unpaid assets sold by Said Musa and Ralph Fonseca.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow expressed skepticism about the ICJ process and discussed the responsibility for a controversial structure in Jalacte.
The Ministry of Natural Resources is suing Joe Coye, while Jaguar Paw Resort is seeking judicial review against NICH and its President Dianne Haylock.
Belize's government plans to seek financial assistance from Taiwan to address its fiscal deficit amid a global economic crisis.
The PUP faces internal conflict as party leader John Briceno is warned about potential asset loss due to unpaid debts to former leaders Musa and Fonseca.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow states that the NICH-Gegg contract should remain in place despite legal concerns and potential liabilities for the government.
Attorney General Wilfred Elrington criticized the judiciary's resource issues and questioned the competence of some judges during the Supreme Court's ceremonial opening.
Belize’s Speaker of the House Emil Arguelles received Guatemala’s Orden Presidencial at a ceremony in Guatemala City alongside representatives from other countries.
The Chief Justice and Attorney General exchanged sharp criticisms regarding judicial funding and case delays during the Supreme Court's opening session in Belize City.
Belize has been without a Solicitor General for eight months, causing increased costs for hiring private attorneys.
The new PUP City Council slate presented themselves, reflecting on the 2005 telecommunications crisis and the political tensions surrounding it.
Cabinet has decided to renew Dianne Haylock's appointment despite calls for her termination from the NICH Board and legal concerns over a contract.
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