...While Unions Prepare for Peaceful Revolution
Unions in Belize are preparing for a strike and demonstrations against new tax increases, calling it a peaceful revolution.
Unions in Belize are preparing for a strike and demonstrations against new tax increases, calling it a peaceful revolution.
Chief Justice Conteh will hold a hearing on February 4th regarding BTL's affairs and a challenge to Jeffrey Prosser's handling of the company.
Government workers initiated a go-slow protest against planned tax increases and wage restraints, affecting operations at the Customs Department in Belize City.
The Public Service Union defends the Customs Department against Minister Ralph Fonseca's comments about revenue leaks and corruption.
Anthony 'Boots' Martinez was injured during a scuffle with police officers outside the National Assembly, leading to outrage and demands for action from UDP Leader Dean Barrow.
Unions and the Chamber of Commerce oppose increased taxes in Prime Minister Musa's budget and are planning meetings to discuss their response.
The new budget proposes tax measures aimed at increasing revenue by 22%, but questions arise about their feasibility and impact on consumers.
Union leaders rejected an offer from ICC to drop their lawsuit during a meeting with government legal advisor Gian Ghandi.
Wave Radio aired the Prime Minister's budget speech before he presented it, leading to a rare silence from the Minister of Finance afterwards.
Opposition Leader Dean Barrow criticized the new budget, calling it a wreck and demanding the government's resignation due to its financial implications.
Unions express strong opposition to proposed tax increases in the national budget and threaten to take action against the government.
The budget speech by Prime Minister Said Musa raised taxes and deferred public servants' pay, sparking controversy and protests from the Opposition in Belmopan.
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