Prime Minister Said Musa announced there will be no new taxes yet, emphasizing the need for further consultation with stakeholders before any tax measures are implemented.
The Association of Concerned Belizeans claims police intimidation after Special Branch officers recorded their town meeting without permission.
The Chamber of Commerce and trade unions oppose IMF recommendations and criticize government mismanagement in a letter to the Prime Minister.
Cabinet has proposed a new finance and audit bill requiring National Assembly approval for loans over $10 million to limit government borrowing.
The IACH criticizes the Belize government for ignoring human rights violations against the Maya regarding land rights and logging concessions in Toledo.
Prime Minister Musa discusses Belize's macho culture and its impact on women during a political tour in Corozal Southwest Division.
The Belizean government faces decisions regarding the future of BTL after covering Jeffrey Prosser's debt to the International Bank of Miami.
Youths are participating in a forum discussing the relationship between youth and politics during Youth Week celebrations.
Supreme Court Judge Troadio John Gonzalez swore in 122 new Belizean citizens as Minister Ralph Fonseca announced a hardline immigration policy for Far East countries.
Dean Barrow vows to combat corruption in his administration with a strict approach and opposes any tax increases proposed by Prime Minister Musa.
The UDP held an emergency town meeting to discuss the economy, with Dean Barrow calling for Prime Minister Said Musa's resignation as a solution.
The Senate Special Committee continued its investigation into the Social Security Board's mortgage documents and loans related to the DFC liquidation.
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