Politics

Politics

An Army of One

Brother Asher is organizing a march in Belize City to protest against the hardships faced by citizens.

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Musa on GOB & IBOM

Prime Minister Said Musa discusses the impact of U.S. federal regulations on the International Bank of Miami and Belize's refinancing package.

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Will Sales Tax Increase to 12%?

The government is considering a sales tax increase to 12% to address a projected $70 million budget shortfall.

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Putting the Brakes on GOB’s Vehicle Fleet

The government is implementing measures to reduce costs associated with its vehicle fleet, including converting to diesel and enforcing vehicle usage regulations.

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Stevedores Picket PM Musa’s Office

Stevedores continue their picket outside Prime Minister Said Musa's office as negotiations remain stalled over their employment rights.

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BTIA will Challenge Carnival Contract

The Belize Tourism Industry Association is challenging the government's contract with Carnival Corporation in court, citing potential unconstitutional clauses.

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Senate to SSB: Show us the documents!

The Senate committee has demanded documents from the Social Security Board regarding its investment in Intelco, which has entered receivership.

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Printers Speak on Disclosed Contract

The government disclosed a contract with Print Belize limited after a court order, revealing guaranteed earnings and concessions for the printing company.

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Secret Print Belize Contract Revealed!

The Chief Justice ordered the release of the Print Belize contract to the Printers’ Association, aiding their lawsuit against the government.

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Stevedores Vote Down Port Belize Offer

Stevedores voted down a proposal from Port of Belize Limited and resumed picketing due to concerns over union recognition and employment conditions.

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Cabinet Discusses IMF Visit

Cabinet reviewed the IMF team's consultations and announced plans to save costs by closing foreign offices.

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Truckers Vindicated in Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled the Petroleum Hauler's Act unconstitutional, allowing truckers to operate without association membership.

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