Faber Cries For The UDP
Patrick Faber acknowledges breaking party rules during a protest to maintain honesty within the UDP amid personal and political challenges.
Patrick Faber acknowledges breaking party rules during a protest to maintain honesty within the UDP amid personal and political challenges.
The UDP criticizes the increase in living and entertainment allowances for government CEOs while public officers' salaries remain frozen.
Cabinet Secretary Stuart Leslie defends the restoration of allowances for CEOs amid public concern over economic challenges and medical shortages.
Patrick Faber explains his decision to remove Facebook posts amid party disputes and questions the legitimacy of the National Party Council's actions against him.
Patrick Faber criticizes the UDP nominations committee for rejecting his candidacy while accepting John Saldivar despite his controversies.
Shyne Barrow criticizes the government's decision to accede to the Bogota Pact, questioning the foreign minister's stance on Belize's territorial integrity.
The Prime Minister defends the doubling of government CEOs' allowances despite economic struggles faced by many Belizeans.
The Public Service Union demands the unfreezing of public officers' increments in response to increased allowances for CEOs under the Barrow Administration.
The government is under pressure from the Joint Unions to resume dialogue regarding fiscal performance and union concerns.
Prime Minister John Briceno announces restrictions on ministerial travel to essential business only, addressing concerns over excessive travel itineraries.
the UDP's nomination committee has informed Patrick Faber that he will not be the party's candidate for the Collet Constituency, endorsing Ian Jones instead.
Prime Minister John Briceno has not yet reviewed a letter from the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association addressing concerns over profit-sharing with ASR/BSI.
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