Michael Finnegan announces a planned UDP Unification and Reset NPC, but internal divisions remain unresolved among party members.
Michael Finnegan asserts that the leader of the United Democratic Party must be a member of parliament according to the party's constitution.
Michael Finnegan denies campaigning against Shyne Barrow, who blames him for his loss in the March general election.
Michael Finnegan discusses efforts to remove Shyne from leadership, questioning whether it is to protect his and Dean Barrow's legacies within the party.
The story questions whether Dean Barrow and Michael Finnegan are motivated to remove Shyne Barrow from leadership due to internal party divisions.
The Prime Minister advocates for de-politicizing village council elections to reduce political influence and promote genuine local governance.
Julius Espat urges his government to enhance support for the poor and improve the healthcare system during the budget debate.
Julius Espat criticizes Lee Mark Chang and suggests collaboration with the Chinese community to address high living costs in Belize.
The Prime Minister defends the fiscal incentives package for Caye Chapel, claiming significant economic benefits despite criticism of the estimated revenue loss.
The KHMH Union announces industrial action due to stalled pension negotiations with the government, starting with peaceful demonstrations and a go-slow.
The UDP is planning a National Party Council meeting to discuss a reunification agenda, but Tracy Panton has not yet received the official notice.
Godwin Haylock criticized the budget for insufficient funding for education and public transportation during his maiden speech in the budget debate.
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