Which Way Will the NTUCB Go?
The NTUCB is deliberating a revised demand for the resignation of Prime Minister Said Musa and Home Affairs Minister Ralph Fonseca.
The NTUCB is deliberating a revised demand for the resignation of Prime Minister Said Musa and Home Affairs Minister Ralph Fonseca.
The Teachers' Union and Public Service Union have halted their strikes while re-strategizing against the Musa administration, targeting specific political figures for potential resignation.
A Miami judge ruled that the Government of Belize must pay US$1.8 million in fines due to contempt of court.
Patrick Faber was physically restrained by police while attempting to enter a public forum at the University of Belize, leading to his arrest and charges of aggravated assault.
Barrow urges Musa to amend the Commission of Inquiry act to allow access to DFC records amid confidentiality concerns.
Teachers and public officers received their April salaries, but many striking teachers were docked pay for their absence due to strike action.
Standard and Poor's warns that Belize's political instability could weaken its creditworthiness and impact economic activity.
Prime Minister Said Musa faced tough questions from University of Belize students regarding government actions and accountability during his visit to the campus.
The Trade Union Congress held a rally in Benque Viejo Town with about 400 participants, including teachers protesting against pay cuts amid ongoing strikes.
Patrick Faber was arrested at the UB Central Campus during a confrontation with police while attempting to attend a public forum addressed by the Prime Minister.
Belize's electoral map has been redistricted, affecting where voters will cast their ballots in future elections.
The national strike by teachers and public workers continued, with the Water Workers Union joining in by instituting water outages as part of the protest against the government.
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