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Home Affairs Minister Blasts Online News Sites
The Home Affairs Minister criticizes an online news site for victim shaming in a rape allegation case involving a UDP attorney.
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A Sickout At Social Security
Fifteen unionized Social Security inspectors called in sick in response to management's intimidation regarding their industrial action.
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Senate Probe Calls Key Figures In Barrow Cabinet
The Senate Special Select Committee has summoned key figures from the Barrow Cabinet to testify in the Portico scandal investigation.
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Mai Says COI Needs To Begin ASAP
Jose Mai emphasized the urgency of establishing the Commission of Inquiry as they await additional names from ASR/BSI.
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When It All Falls Down: What Will Mai's Legacy Be?
Minister Jose Mai expresses concern over the decline in agricultural production and discusses efforts to find solutions for the citrus industry.
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Can PUP Recover Ground Loss In Sugar Squabble?
Minister Jose Mai discusses the PUP's challenges and the need for a commission of inquiry to address the sugar crisis in northern Belize.
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No More Party Post For OJ Elrington
OJ Elrington has stepped down from his position as legal advisor to the UDP amid an ongoing police investigation.
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Will Andre Perez Ever Come Back To Cabinet?
Minister Andre Perez, suspended from Cabinet, remains active in his constituency while awaiting a decision on his return to office.
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PM Holds Press Conference!
Prime Minister John Briceno held a press conference discussing the Belize Blue Bonds and plans for the Resilient Bold Belize Conservation model.
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Boots Says It’s Finally Ova Six Months Later
Anthony "Boots" Martinez submitted a recall petition against his successor with over 1,700 signatures, falling short of his initial goal of 50%.
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Toledo Residents Protest Against Maya Alliance
Toledo residents protested against the Maya Leaders Alliance, expressing concerns over land rights and governance in the region.
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Court Upholds Dubious Land Transfer, GOB Could Face Millions In Damages
The high court ruled that a controversial land transfer is valid, potentially costing the government millions in damages to Fowler Works Enterprises.
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