PM: Shyne Should Stick To Rapping
The Prime Minister suggested that Shyne Barrow should focus on his rap career rather than pursuing a political path.
The Prime Minister suggested that Shyne Barrow should focus on his rap career rather than pursuing a political path.
The Prime Minister discussed the government's obligation to pay damages to former DPM Hugo Patt and the potential for an appeal regarding the case.
Prime Minister John Briceno states that the SMART Stream payment documents will not be made public despite previous commitments from the former opposition leader.
The Prime Minister announced the formation of the People's Constitutional Commission and expressed willingness to include media representatives in the dialogue.
Prime Minister John Briceno stated that Acting Chief Justice Michelle Arana did not apply for the High Court position, leading to her replacement.
Prime Minister John Briceno stated he is not involved in the case of Forestry Officer Daniel Chi, who faces dismissal over a controversial call.
The acting Prime Minister has not called a Cabinet meeting during the Prime Minister's absence, raising questions about governance.
Caye Caulker elected its village council, with Seleny Villanueva Pott winning amid ongoing concerns about the politicization of local elections.
Dean Barrow discusses the legal implications of a new lottery tax imposed on Brads Gaming and allegations regarding his family's involvement with the company.
Hugo Patt was awarded $145,000 in damages by the Supreme Court for defamation related to a Commission of Inquiry's findings against him.
Dean Barrow's attorney argues for damages in his lawsuit against the Commission of Inquiry, with a judgment expected next week.
Dean Barrow discusses his role as attorney for Hugo Patt and criticizes the government's handling of a commission of inquiry.
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