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No Decision Taken On Jamaican Travelers
The Prime Minister discusses the uncertain immigration restrictions on Jamaican travelers to Belize amid concerns over illegal transit to the United States.
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Shyne Slams GOB For 400% Increase in Passport Fees
Shyne Barrow criticizes the government for a 400% increase in passport fees, arguing it makes travel documents unaffordable for average Belizeans.
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Shyne Says New Visa Regs For Haitians Will Get Belize Isolated
Shyne Barrow criticizes the government's new visa requirements for Haitians, claiming it undermines CARICOM and risks isolating Belize.
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GOB Back-pedaling on Jamaican Travel Restrictions?
Belize's Foreign Minister clarifies there are no travel restrictions for Jamaicans, reversing a previous proposal amid public criticism.
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Shyne Supports Waterloo As Best Port Project
Shyne Barrow supports the Waterloo Port project and urges the government to find a solution to avoid legal battles with the Ashcroft Alliance.
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Shyne Not Ready To talk About Faber, Yet
Shyne Barrow discusses the ongoing political tensions within the UDP regarding Patrick Faber and Ian Jones in the Collet constituency.
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Shyne Stone-Faced On Lev Dermen and John Saldivar
Shyne Barrow avoided discussing Lev Dermen's sentencing and his political ally John Saldivar during a press briefing.
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Shyne Not Satisfied on GOB’s Inflation Answers
Shyne Barrow criticizes the government for inadequate action on inflation, attributing the issue to high fuel costs.
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PM Defends Passport Fee Increase
The Prime Minister defends a 400% increase in passport fees, citing the need for updated technology and international acceptance.
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A CEO Without Portfolio?
Marconi Leal Jr. remains a CEO without a portfolio at the Ministry of Transport, Youth and Sports amid administrative changes in the government.
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PM Says Waterloo Rejection Is About The Environment
The Prime Minister states that the rejection of the Waterloo Cruise Terminal Project is primarily due to environmental concerns.
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The Marijuana Referendum, Maybe Later
The marijuana referendum remains stalled as Minister Kareem Musa discusses the potential for future legislation despite opposition from churches.
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