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Senior Courts Bill Sparks Debate
The Senior Courts Bill of 2022 has sparked debate in parliament regarding judicial reform and funding issues.
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People’s Constitutional Commission Bill Finally Goes To House
The People's Constitution Commission Bill was passed in the House to amend the Constitution of Belize for modern societal needs.
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Will PM Go To CCJ in Defamation Suit?
Prime Minister John Briceno discusses the possibility of appealing a defamation ruling in favor of Karen Bevans regarding comments he made in 2020.
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Gender Police Conversation Revived
The National Women's Commission is revising the National Gender Policy to empower vulnerable populations, particularly women and domestic violence survivors, with ongoing consultations.
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BTB Wants to Appeal Bevans Judgment?
The Belize Tourism Board plans to appeal a court ruling that ordered them to pay Karen Bevans over three quarters of a million dollars after her termination.
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PSU Says Public Officers Are Owed Tax Refunds
The President of the Public Service Union claims public officers are owed tax refunds due to unresolved issues with the Belize Tax Service Department.
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PSU Says GOB Abandoned Joint Unions Mechanism
The PSU President criticized the government for failing to communicate with the Joint Unions Negotiating Team regarding outstanding issues and collective bargaining agreements.
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PSU Rejects Proposed E-Passport Fees
The Public Service Union rejects the proposed $200 fee for new E-passports, citing concerns over the significant price increase.
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New Passport Fees? Not Yet, At Least
Minister of Immigration Eamon Courtneay states that new passport fees have not yet been finalized by Cabinet despite social media outrage over proposed increases.
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Blue Bond, Another Perspective
Andre Standing critiques the Blue Bond initiative, arguing it empowers NGOs and financial markets over local governance in Belize's conservation efforts.
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PSU on PUP’s PSC Fail
The Public Service Union criticizes the government for failing to appoint members to the Public Service Commission, affecting public officers' appointments and benefits.
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PSC Vacancy Causing Public Officer Pain
The Public Service Union calls on the government to pay retirees their overdue benefits with interest due to administrative delays.
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