Maria Rodriguez Approved As Auditor General For The Next 22 Years
Maria Rodriguez has been approved as Auditor General for a 22-year term amid concerns over the appointment process and qualifications.
Maria Rodriguez has been approved as Auditor General for a 22-year term amid concerns over the appointment process and qualifications.
UDP Senator Michael Peyrefitte criticizes the government's repeated requests for loan extensions, highlighting financial insecurity and mismanagement.
Anand Ramlogan warns the Prime Minister against calling elections without redistricting, seeking legal notice to prevent a breach of the Constitution.
Minister Jose Mai stated that the issue of redistricting has been addressed, despite pending legislation in parliament.
Shyne Barrow criticizes the appointment of Maria Rodriguez as Auditor General, alleging cronyism and lack of qualifications during a contentious parliamentary session.
A heated debate in the House led to personal attacks between Shyne Barrow and Jose Mai over degrees and diplomas.
The government debated 16 loan motions, with opposition leaders questioning the necessity and timing of the borrowing amid ongoing financial issues.
The PSU demands answers from the Social Security Board regarding the termination of CEO Dr. Leroy Almendarez and potential costs to the public.
PSU President Dean Flowers criticizes political parties for not addressing electoral issues and the frustration of the public over redistricting and voter list padding.
Julius Espat and Patrick Faber debated road work contracts and national symbols legislation during a House of Representatives session.
The PUP faces growing public dissatisfaction ahead of the upcoming general elections amid various protests and demands from unions.
The Elections and Boundaries Commission is debating which candidates can use the color red on ballots in the upcoming election amid party leadership disputes.
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