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Kareem Calls Shyne Opportunistic, Shyne Says He’s Gotta Go
Kareem Musa and Shyne Barrow exchange criticisms over police performance and accountability in Belize's government.
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Shyne Claims Gerrymandering In Redistricting Process
Shyne and Barrow discuss concerns over gerrymandering in the redistricting process and potential court action by the UDP.
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Six New And Renewed Judges On Bench
The Briceno Government is addressing judicial vacancies by reappointing and appointing six judges to the High Court, as recommended by the Judicial and Legal Services Commission.
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Shyne Scolds Chester; ComPol Claps Back
Shyne Barrow criticized the police for not charging John Saldivar, while Commissioner Chester Williams defended the investigation process.
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Ports Minister Alludes To Problems With PBL
The Ports Minister discusses government plans for the Port of Belize amid ongoing issues with its receivership and the need for upgrades.
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Ports Minister Won’t Talk About Waterloo Appeal
The Ports Minister declined to discuss the implications of Waterloo's appeal against the NEAC's rejection of their development proposal.
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Gel Quarry and Citco, A Deeper Look
The Belize City Council's contract with GEL Quarry raises concerns of corruption linked to Councillor Edmund Kwan's involvement with the company.
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Marijuana Minister says Belizeans Will Vote Yes
Kareem Musa expresses confidence that Belizeans will vote in favor of marijuana legalization in an upcoming referendum despite challenges faced in establishing the industry.
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UDP Calls Re-Districting Exercise “Shady, Clandestine”
The UDP criticizes the re-districting process as shady and clandestine, alleging it undermines the electoral process and amounts to gerrymandering.
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Holiday Minister Explains Why There Wasn’t A Four Day Weekend
The Minister of Home Affairs explained why there wasn't a four day weekend for Christmas due to overlapping holiday laws.
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PM Calls Cane Crop Fiasco A Success
The Prime Minister declares the cane crop situation a success while highlighting economic improvements and a minimum wage increase in his New Year's message.
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Minimum Wage Is Now The Law But Chamber Still Objects
The Chamber of Commerce opposes the new minimum wage law, citing concerns over job insecurity and increased costs for employers.
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