the Leader of the Opposition criticizes the government's GST relief as a political tactic ahead of the 2025 elections, questioning its effectiveness against price gouging.
Prime Minister John Briceno explains high gas prices as a necessary investment in the economy during a heated session in the House of Representatives.
Shyne Barrow criticizes Prime Minister Briceno's justification for high gas prices, highlighting issues in public services and government funding.
Shyne Barrow claims he only missed one committee meeting due to a blackout and defends his attendance record in parliament.
Shyne Barrow expresses concern for the people of Mesopotamia amid speculation about Lee Mark Chang's potential candidacy.
Mayor Earl Trapp expresses concerns over the inauguration of a boardwalk in San Ignacio without a management plan or his involvement.
The Belize Peace Movement is challenging the government to conduct electoral redistricting before the next general election, citing constitutional requirements.
Chief Justice Louise Blenman issues a stern memo to Registrar Trienia Young regarding unauthorized court closures and cancellations.
The Belize Peace Movement has filed a case in the high court challenging the voters list's proportionality ahead of upcoming elections.
The second anti-corruption conference was held, but no elected officials attended despite the government's anti-corruption platform.
Ella Waight has been elected as the new president of the NTUCB during their 58th AGM, succeeding Luke Martinez.
The Prime Minister criticized the BNTU's strike threats, citing ongoing discussions and a backlog issue that needs resolution.
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