Which SOE Judgement Is Definitive? PM Will Wait For Appeal
The Prime Minister will await a higher court's judgment regarding the SOE ruling and its implications for government actions.
The Prime Minister will await a higher court's judgment regarding the SOE ruling and its implications for government actions.
Several commissioners of the People's Constitution Commission have expressed concerns to the PM about the final report submitted to him.
The UDP has announced that expelled member Tracy Panton can return if she apologizes, following a ruling that her expulsion was unlawful.
The Prime Minister expressed his discontent with the politicization of village council elections, attributing the issue mainly to the previous government.
The Minister of Youth and Sports expressed support for an internal audit amid calls for accountability in his ministry.
A new bill aims to modernize the legal framework of Belize's Magistrate Courts by removing outdated laws.
Caleb Orozco criticizes the People's Constitution Commission's process as flawed, while Chairman Anthony Chanona defends its integrity before the Commission's dissolution on May 16th.
The San Pedro Town Council faces legal challenges from truckers over a directive restricting large trucks from main streets for traffic safety.
A Caye Caulker Village Councillor is gathering signatures for a petition to legalize marijuana on the island, aiming for a referendum on the issue.
The new Commissioner of Police Richard Rosado announced restrictions on gatherings in lockdown areas during a press conference about the ongoing State of Emergency.
The Teachers Union has issued a 21-day strike notice while negotiations with the government continue over wage increases and unfreezing increments.
The government has proposed a staggered salary increase to unions amid ongoing industrial disputes, highlighting differences from previous negotiations during the COVID pandemic.
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