Hon. Patrick Faber is Acting Prime Minister
Education Minister Patrick Faber is acting Prime Minister while Dean Barrow attends a CARICOM meeting in Antigua.
Education Minister Patrick Faber is acting Prime Minister while Dean Barrow attends a CARICOM meeting in Antigua.
Opposition leader Mark Espat argues that the Belize–Guatemala compromis should be approved by the National Assembly before signing in Washington D.C.
the PUP is facing challenges with Corozal Southeast as Area Representative Florencio Marin Jr. ignores directives from the national executive regarding a convention.
The PUP addresses internal divisions regarding the impending arrest of Said Musa, emphasizing accountability and fair legal processes.
PUP members protested in front of BAHA's office in Belmopan against the recent firings of employees, claiming lack of due process by the government.
A splinter group of the PUP, including Said Musa, defends him against imminent arrest and criticizes the government for political persecution.
former Prime Minister Said Musa did not attend a House meeting amid news of his imminent arrest for allegedly diverting funds.
the Prime Minister introduced a bill to increase taxes on telecommunications companies, citing BTL's profits and unpaid debts as key reasons for the change.
A bill titled 'Managing Mayor Moya' was introduced to enhance financial controls on the Belize City Council during a brief House sitting.
The government will present a proposed tax amendment on BTL at a House meeting, following consultations with local managers.
The Maya of Toledo filed a lawsuit for indigenous land rights, seeking recognition for 38 villages after a previous court ruling only covered two.
The PUP held a press conference to address government shortcomings and announce plans for upcoming municipal elections and a protest march in Belmopan.
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