Politics

Politics March 9, 2005

GOB Responds to San Pedro Land Controversy

The Ministry of Natural Resources responds to controversy over the sale of land on mar-de-tumbo road, stating the application process has been halted.

Politics March 9, 2005

PM Musa Replies to Sunrise Offer

Prime Minister Musa responds to the Sunrise group's proposal to buy controlling interests in BTL amid ongoing legal disputes.

Politics March 9, 2005

David Price Will Lead Investigation into DFC

A Commission of Inquiry has been formed to investigate the financial mismanagement of the DFC, chaired by David Price.

Politics March 8, 2005

Unions Preparing for Strike

The National Trade Union Congress is preparing for a strike against new government taxes while raising public awareness across the country.

Politics March 8, 2005

Government Meets with Farmers

Government officials and farmers' leaders met to discuss taxation issues affecting the agricultural sector in Belize.

Politics March 8, 2005

Controversial Land Sale on San Pedro

The Ministry of Natural Resources sold a road leading to a popular swimming area in San Pedro, causing local outrage and concerns about public access.

Politics March 4, 2005

Is GOB In Contempt of Miami Court?

the Government of Belize may face contempt charges in a U.S. court over a deal involving Speednet and BTL.

Politics March 3, 2005

Supreme Court Orders Probe into BTL

The Supreme Court of Belize has ordered an investigation into BTL's affairs from 2001 to 2005 following a request from minority shareholders.

Politics March 3, 2005

Southside Upliftment Remixed?

the government announced a committee led by Prime Minister Said Musa to address development needs in south side Belize City after the killing of a child.

Politics March 2, 2005

When Governance Goes Bad

The Governance Improvement Commission is holding public lectures to discuss citizen engagement and the failures of Caribbean governments to meet the needs of their people.

Politics March 2, 2005

Coye: 'Beer Isn't the Problem'

The government confirms the implementation of new taxes, including an increase in the excise tax on beer, despite opposition from unions and the business community.

Politics March 1, 2005

Chamber Votes Against New Taxes

The Chamber of Commerce has voted against new taxes and criticized the government for its inadequate response to tax increases.