Unions Will Protest
The Trade Union Congress plans protests against new taxes, claiming they disproportionately affect low-income citizens and criticizing the government's handling of tax policies.
The Trade Union Congress plans protests against new taxes, claiming they disproportionately affect low-income citizens and criticizing the government's handling of tax policies.
A Miami judge issued a temporary restraining order against the Government of Belize regarding the sale of shares in BTL.
The government and the Trade Union Congress failed to reach an agreement on new taxes, leading to their implementation despite union objections.
Unions are considering their response to government tax implementation while negotiations continue regarding salary increments for teachers and public servants.
Jeff Prosser's ICC and the Government of Belize will face off in a Miami courtroom after failed compromise talks.
Unions and the government are nearing a compromise on new tax measures ahead of the March 1st implementation deadline.
Talks between the Government and Unions continue over tax measures, with disagreements on excise tax levels for local beer.
Mark Espat and Cordel Hyde voted for new government debt despite previous criticisms, as they believe it is necessary to avoid sovereign default.
The House approved a motion for a $136 million bond, with government officials discussing its implications and the opposition expressing strong disapproval.
The PUP passed a resolution to re-examine the privatization of BWSL amid concerns over rate increases and judicial review.
The PUP appointed two new deputy leaders during its national convention, showcasing party unity despite criticisms of the democratic process.
The House of Representatives debated the government's plan to roll over $78 million in debt related to the BTL buyout amid opposition criticism.
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