Parliamentarians Used LIU For Their Constituents
Dominique Noralez discusses the challenges and observations regarding the LIU program and its connection to parliamentarians and constituents.
Dominique Noralez discusses the challenges and observations regarding the LIU program and its connection to parliamentarians and constituents.
Dominique Noralez expresses concern that government comments make LIU program members feel disposable and uninformed about their transition.
San Pedranos protested at Saca Chispas Stadium against the area representative over issues like dredging and corruption.
The Senate deferred the second reading of the OSH Bill due to unfinished business with the Ministry of Labor and concerns raised by UDP Senator Patrick Faber.
The Ministry of Rural Transformation and Local Government is addressing boundary disputes between Hopkins and Sittee River through public consultations and an independent commission.
Oscar Mira defends the use of cybercrime laws in response to criticism regarding their application to public figures.
The Ministry of Rural Transformation held consultations on a boundary dispute between Hopkins and Sittee River, with expats expressing concerns about the implications for local communities.
Thea Garcia-Ramirez encourages women to participate in political conventions as Corozal Mayor Rigo Vellos faces competition from Shajarie Rogers for the upcoming municipal elections.
Mike Peyrefitte discusses the implications of Belize's cybercrime laws and their potential misuse by politicians against public criticism.
Prime Minister John Briceno defends the discontinuation of the LIU work program, citing better use of funds for police equipment.
The Prime Minister asserts that private claims on lands used by the BDF and British army are unethical due to potential unexploded bombs.
The Prime Minister criticizes Elvin Penner for reckless actions at a military site that could have led to disaster.
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