Leader of the Opposition Says Budget Is Only Good Comparatively
Shyne Barrow criticizes the Prime Minister's budget, arguing it fails to account for the economic impact of COVID-19.
Shyne Barrow criticizes the Prime Minister's budget, arguing it fails to account for the economic impact of COVID-19.
Prime Minister John Briceno criticizes opposition leader Shyne's economic analysis, defending his government's growth figures.
The Prime Minister announced a commission of inquiry to improve the efficiency of the sugar industry amid disputes between cane farmers and ASR/BSI.
Shyne Barrow criticizes the government's allocation of 7 million for NHI in Orange Walk, claiming it will not be effectively utilized.
Cabinet confirmed the resumption of increments for public officers and discussed pension reform during a recent meeting.
The PSU and government are preparing for negotiations to restore three increment points for public officers based on economic performance.
pension reform will be implemented in two phases, separating it from the issue of increment resumption, according to Dean Flowers of the PSU.
The Cabinet has decided to unfreeze union increments effective April 1st after nearly three years of being frozen during the pandemic.
PSU president Dean Flowers commended joint unions for their negotiation skills in securing the resumption of increment payments from the government.
Prime Minister John Briceno dismissed allegations of corruption against Minister Rodwell Ferguson as political mischief related to air conditioning units.
The Minister of Public Service discusses the implications of requiring CEO Leal to seek approval for purchases over $5,000.
Senator Mike Peyrefitte requests a Freedom of Information document regarding an agreement between the Government of Belize and the Port of Magical Belize.
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