House Debates What Triggered Ashcroft Alliance Settlement
The House debates the motivations behind the government's settlement with the Ashcroft Alliance regarding the Port's acquisition.
The House debates the motivations behind the government's settlement with the Ashcroft Alliance regarding the Port's acquisition.
The Minister for Indigenous Peoples Affairs reported on progress made under the FPIC protocol regarding seismic testing in southern Belize.
The government of Belize is acquiring the Port of Belize from the Ashcroft alliance for just under 200 million Belize dollars, settling long-standing legal disputes.
Shyne Barrow supports the port acquisition but criticizes the government's lack of transparency and consultation with the public and opposition.
Deputy Prime Minister Cordel Hyde expressed discomfort over paying Ashcroft for the port acquisition, emphasizing the need for a fair deal for Belize.
Shyne Barrow expresses confidence that the Senate Inquiry will not incriminate UDP ministers regarding the Portico Definitive Agreement.
Shyne Barrow criticizes Prime Minister Briceno, calling him mentally bankrupt and disconnected from the Belizean people.
Shyne Barrow urges Belize to support Guyana against Venezuela's territorial claims following a recent referendum.
Patrick Faber criticizes a new bill expanding aggravated assault definitions and penalties, while Minister Kareem Musa defends its necessity for protecting public officials.
The House debated the abolition of the Economic Citizenship bill, which allowed individuals to obtain Belizean nationality through financial contributions.
the Government of Belize is set to buy the Port of Belize from the Ashcroft Alliance, ending 21 years of privatization.
the Prime Minister delivered a rambling speech at a ceremony, touching on various topics including tourism, culture, and Belize's marine life.
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