What PM Learned In The South
Prime Minister John Briceno toured the south, meeting with local leaders and addressing community concerns in Toledo and Dangriga.
Prime Minister John Briceno toured the south, meeting with local leaders and addressing community concerns in Toledo and Dangriga.
John Saldivar urges Belizeans abroad to contact US Congress to challenge his corruption designation by the State Department.
Prime Minister John Briceno comments on former Minister John Saldivar's designation as corrupt by the US and its implications for his Cabinet.
John Saldivar defends himself against US allegations of corruption while reflecting on past political events and the implications for his future candidacy.
The Prime Minister stated that increments for public service and teachers will not be automatic and are based on merit.
The Prime Minister discussed the government's management of immigration challenges, particularly regarding human smuggling and the arrival of Haitians without visas.
John Saldivar has been designated by the US State Department as significantly corrupt, barring him and his family from entering the United States.
John Saldivar rejects the US State Department's designation of him as a corrupt official and vows to fight the allegations while remaining in politics.
Prime Minister John Briceno discusses the timeline for the People's Constitutional Reform Committee and the importance of setting a timeline for effective consultations.
Prime Minister John Briceno asserts that all groups will have a chance to express their views in the constitutional reform process.
Prime Minister Briceno discusses the autonomy of the People's Constitutional Committee and its representation of various political parties.
The People's Constitutional Reform Committee has been launched to revamp Belize's Constitution, with PM Briceno emphasizing the importance of inclusivity and responsiveness to the people's needs.
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