Politics

Politics March 23, 2005

Prosser's Lawyers: GOB in Contempt of Miami Court

Lanny Davis claims the Government of Belize is in contempt of a U.S. court regarding the control of BTL's Board of Directors.

Politics March 22, 2005

New Report shows GOB Now Paying Godfrey's Bills

The government is now responsible for paying $33.9 million in loans guaranteed for Glenn Godfrey, raising concerns over the management of public funds.

Politics March 18, 2005

Others Join in on Protest

Protestors gathered at Independence Hill to voice their dissatisfaction with government policies, including calls for tax reductions and university autonomy.

Politics March 18, 2005

Espat and Hyde Drop Bombs on GOB in House

Mark Espat and Cordel Hyde criticized the government's excise tax policy and environmental tax increase during a House session, opposing the measures as unfair to the public.

Politics March 18, 2005

Unions Protest Outside House

Unions protested outside the National Assembly in Belmopan against government tax measures and called for reform and potential resignation of government officials.

Politics March 17, 2005

PSU Maintains Right to Protest

The President of the PSU asserts public servants' right to protest against tax measures despite government opposition, with a demonstration planned at the National Assembly.

Politics March 17, 2005

Kenny Morgan Vindicated

Kenny Morgan had the disorderly conduct charge against him dismissed by a Magistrate due to prosecutorial failures.

Politics March 17, 2005

Chamber and Unions Unite

The Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the National Trade Union Congress of Belize signed an agreement to address taxation and reform issues.

Politics March 17, 2005

Zenaida Moya Joins PSU

Zenaida Moya has joined the Public Service Union after being ousted as Acting President of the Association of Public Service Senior Managers.

Politics March 16, 2005

Coye Tell Public Officers Don t Protest

Minister Jose Coye advises public officers against participating in a protest, stating there is no industrial dispute with the government.

Politics March 16, 2005

Briceno on Land Tax Reform

John Briceno discussed land tax reform, aiming to improve collection from $4 million to $9 million through new assessment categories and proactive engagement with landowners.

Politics March 16, 2005

Cabinet Briefings Go Live

The Minister of Information announced a new format for Cabinet briefs, including details on the DFC Commission of Inquiry and upcoming audits.