Senate Ponders BISL Mess
The Senate debated a 76-million-dollar settlement with Belize International Services Limited during a five-hour meeting on government business.
The Senate debated a 76-million-dollar settlement with Belize International Services Limited during a five-hour meeting on government business.
Senators discuss the government's decision to settle a $76 million dispute with BISL amid ongoing protests from nurses and teachers over unpaid salaries.
public funds will be used to settle a legal fight with Belize International Services Limited following a ruling from the CCJ against the government's nationalization of registries.
The Senate debated the appointment of Dorothy Bradley as Acting Auditor-General, ultimately passing the motion with 9 votes in favor.
Eamon Courtenay discusses the impact of the vacant Auditor-General position on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs amid reports of financial mismanagement.
The ComPol commented on the UDP's illegal protest and discussed upcoming changes in the police department amid claims of suppression of assembly rights.
The acting Prime Minister supports limits on companies reapplying for Environmental Impact Assessments after previous rejections, backing residents of Port Loyola against major developments.
Kareem Musa discusses the UDP protest in Belize City and addresses concerns over gas prices and inflation.
Rodwell Ferguson denies corruption claims related to agreements with Guatemalan bus operators and emphasizes the legitimacy of his discussions.
Tracy Panton discussed the National Party Council's unanimous decision to denounce public attacks on the party and addressed issues regarding Patrick Faber's absence.
Shyne Barrow confronted PM Jose Mai during a House meeting, demanding an apology related to comments made to Tracy Panton.
Shyne Barrow and Dr Louis Zabaneh engaged in a debate about civility in the House of Representatives amid parliamentary proceedings.
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