Belize at UN's 60th General Assembly
Prime Minister Said Musa addressed the UN General Assembly, discussing Belize's economic challenges and progress on health issues.
Prime Minister Said Musa addressed the UN General Assembly, discussing Belize's economic challenges and progress on health issues.
Horris Patten and Antonio Gonzalez were removed from the Social Security Board after a controversial loan approval by the NTUCB.
Michael Ashcroft clarifies his lack of economic interest in Sunshine Holding amid political tensions with the Opposition and the United Democratic Party.
Stuart Leslie has been appointed as the new Chief Elections Officer, replacing Myrtle Palacio who has taken a new role in the Office of Governance.
Opposition Leader Dean Barrow urges the Social Security Board to reverse its decision to lend $10 million to Sunshine Holdings Limited.
The Chamber of Commerce opposed a $10 million unsecured loan to Michael Ashcroft's company, citing concerns over the lack of collateral and the need for Senate hearings.
Ralph Fonseca claims Central Bank Governor Sydney Campbell did not state a conflict of interest regarding the Special Share from Jeffrey Prosser.
The Communication Workers Union opposes the government's deal with Sunshine, claiming it undermines employee control over BTL shares.
Governor Sydney Campbell denies Ralph Fonseca's request regarding the cancellation of Jeff Prosser's Special Share in Belize Telecom.
John Briceno was unanimously voted back as Chairman of the PUP's Northern Caucus at a meeting in Corozal.
Belize and Guatemala have reopened negotiations on their territorial dispute, agreeing to a framework that may lead to international court intervention if no solution is reached.
The Public Service Union has called for the removal of Immigration Director Jose Carmen Zetina following his controversial statements about corruption in the department.
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