PM And Shyne Agree That A Public Port Might Work
Prime Minister John Briceño discusses the potential for a public port and the need for significant investments to address current issues.
Prime Minister John Briceño discusses the potential for a public port and the need for significant investments to address current issues.
Chester Williams expresses interest in running for political office in Belize City, challenging Shyne Barrow to a race.
Prime Minister John Briceño discusses the possibility of a referendum on Belize's status as a monarchy following recent public debate.
Prime Minister John Briceño expresses satisfaction with a positive IMF report on the government's economic policies and their impact on investment opportunities.
Shyne Barrow supports stevedores in their dispute with the Port of Belize and urges government enforcement of the tribunal's decision.
Shyne Barrow discussed constitutional reform principles and key issues with Anthony Channona and Mike Peyrefitte during a recent press briefing.
Shyne Barrow advocates for televised sessions of the constitutional reform process to ensure public engagement and transparency.
Shyne Barrow argues that Belize should decide on removing the British monarchy through a referendum, likening the monarchy to Hitler.
Shyne Barrow claims that fewer gun licenses were issued during the UDP administration compared to the current PUP government.
BNTU President Ruth Shoman resigned amid scrutiny over past legal issues and pressure from union colleagues questioning her fitness for the role.
The Court of Appeals set aside a $5.6 million compensation award against the government of Belize, citing critical errors in the original judgement.
The UDP Shadow Minister for National Security has challenged the Commissioner of Police to disclose records of gun licenses issued in Belize.
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