PSU President Gets Supreme Leave
The Supreme Court granted PSU President Dylan Reneau leave to apply for a judicial review of his transfer, blocking the government from enforcing it.
The Supreme Court granted PSU President Dylan Reneau leave to apply for a judicial review of his transfer, blocking the government from enforcing it.
The UDP unveiled its economic rescue plan aimed at addressing Belize's debt crisis and improving the economy.
The DFC Commission Chair David Price disputes the Solicitor General's agreement with the Supreme Court regarding Troy Gabb's prosecution and employee testimonies.
Johnny Briceno criticizes the UDP's plan as lacking substance and defends the PUP's record on financial reforms and governance.
The government has finalized a list of contract officers to be terminated in an effort to save $3 million annually.
Assad Shoman plans to resign from the Musa Cabinet after losing a key battle regarding Belize's economic policy.
The UDP criticizes the PUP's adjustment plan, claiming it will lead to economic difficulties and asserting their own capability to manage the crisis.
The government announces a $70 million budget adjustment plan involving salary cuts, rejecting a formal IMF program while asserting its financial discipline.
Attorney General Francis Fonseca asserts that the government will disclose documents to the Commission of Inquiry as required by law.
Troy Gabb appeared before the DFC Commission of Inquiry but failed to produce required documents, leading to potential prosecution and police involvement.
the government proposes a homegrown strategy called 'the Belize program of adjustment' to avert a financial crisis and stabilize debt and currency.
Cabinet has decided against entering a Standby Arrangement with the IMF and will pursue a homegrown remedy for economic challenges.
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