Dean Barrow Meets with Stevedores
Dean Barrow met with stevedores to discuss their ongoing dispute with the Port of Belize and the Christian Worker's Union amid negotiations for a truce.
Dean Barrow met with stevedores to discuss their ongoing dispute with the Port of Belize and the Christian Worker's Union amid negotiations for a truce.
Rene Villanueva defends the government's subsidy to his radio stations, arguing it is a valid contract and essential for providing services to the public.
Hugh McSweaney is replaced by Dr. Carla Barnett as Financial Secretary amid Belize's fiscal crisis.
Prime Minister Said Musa met with union representatives to discuss fiscal consolidation and potential cuts to promised wage increases for teachers and public servants.
Luke Espat encourages stevedores to apply for jobs at the Port of Belize while the Christian Worker's Union plans to picket for their rights.
Deputy Prime Minister John Briceno defends the government's $10 land sale to the Corozal Free Zone Management Agency, which was later resold for $1 million.
The government has terminated monthly subsidies to major radio stations, shifting to a per job payment system due to austerity measures.
Port workers continue their picketing efforts against the private owner of the port, seeking support from their union and the government.
Waterfront workers protested against the Port of Belize's hiring plans, fearing job losses and demanding negotiations with the government and port owner Luke Espat.
The Prime Minister criticized BTIA leaders as foreigners during a House meeting over the Carnival contract controversy.
The final report on boundary redistricting reveals significant changes to voting constituencies in Belize ahead of the next election.
The House of Representatives discussed a $100 million bond for debt reconsolidation amid concerns raised by the IMF regarding its terms.
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