Mai Says Sugar Protest Rough Up Was \"Tough Love\
Jose Mai discussed the recent sugar industry protests and criticized the UDP's handling of cane farmers' issues.
Jose Mai discussed the recent sugar industry protests and criticized the UDP's handling of cane farmers' issues.
The Belize City Mayor has assigned new council portfolios, highlighting his son-in-law Eluide Miller's significant role in Traffic Management and Local Economic Development.
Kaya Cattouse reflects on losing the deputy mayor position despite strong electoral support from residents.
The Public Service Workers Trust refutes allegations of misappropriation made by the Association of Beneficiaries and Retired Public Officers regarding funds owed to them.
Julius Espat outlines several new infrastructure projects during the budget debate, including road upgrades and safety improvements.
Mayor Earl Trapp discusses potential restructuring of the council and implications for PUP employees following the UDP's return to power.
Mayor Earl Trapp defends employing family members, stating loyalty is essential for effective governance despite accusations of nepotism.
Jose Mai criticizes a multinational for running malicious ads against him and his family, claiming it is a personal attack and not linked to any political party.
Prime Minister John Briceno addresses concerns from ASR/BSI and BSCFA regarding the Commission of Inquiry and the investment climate in Belize.
Retired public officers protested outside the National Assembly demanding compensation for owed back pay, as many beneficiaries continue to pass away without receiving their funds.
Shyne Barrow responded to the Prime Minister's budget presentation, criticizing its lack of vision and insufficient funding for health, education, and crime prevention.
Cordel Hyde criticized the Leader of the Opposition, Dean Barrow, calling him delusional during a parliamentary session.
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