More House Debate Highlights
Opposition representatives discuss the Carnival contract, urging the Prime Minister to clarify its clauses and address divisions within the National Assembly.
Opposition representatives discuss the Carnival contract, urging the Prime Minister to clarify its clauses and address divisions within the National Assembly.
Dr. Carla Barnett has been offered the position of Financial Secretary following the removal of Hugh McSweaney amid government policy changes.
Prime Minister Said Musa discusses the failed Intelco telecommunications venture and the government's efforts to recover Social Security investments.
The Prime Minister discussed the IMF's arrival in Belize and the economic implications of rising fuel prices during a meeting in Washington.
Prime Minister Said Musa addressed concerns over the Carnival contract, stating it is a good agreement but requires clarification on certain terms.
Godwin Hulse leads a Senate committee investigating the management of Social Security funds amid public scrutiny and concerns over financial practices.
Prime Minister Musa critiques Alfonso Noble's land inspection trip, questioning the legitimacy of a recent $6.8 million land purchase by Social Security.
Ralph Fonseca defends the government's approach to the IMF, criticizing media claims of a financial crisis as alarmist.
The court upheld a ruling requiring the government to disclose a contract with Print Belize limited and ordered an inventory of assets from the privatization.
The Prime Minister announced that the IMF is coming to Belize for technical assistance without seeking structural adjustment resources.
The Belizean government seeks urgent IMF assistance amid a financial crisis, while the World Bank awaits signs of fiscal sustainability before re-engaging.
The Government of Belize is preparing for an IMF visit and seeks assistance for enhanced monitoring and technical support.
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