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Churches Submit Signatures
Churches submitted a petition with over 20,000 signatures to trigger a national referendum on marijuana legalization in Belize.
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PSU President Says Charges Against Public Officer Are Flawed and Will Fall
The Public Service Union defends Forester Daniel Chi against allegations of unprofessional conduct, claiming procedural flaws in the Forestry Department's actions.
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Another UDP Minister Lining Up To Sue Commission of Inquiry
Godwin Hulse has decided to sue the Commission of Inquiry, following similar actions by Dean Barrow and Hugo Patt regarding the sale of government assets.
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PSU Heads Into Labour Day Under A Head Of Steam
The Public Service Union prepares for Labour Day amid tensions with the government over a Prime Minister's intervention in a forestry matter.
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Forestry Officer Who Defied PM Is Suspended
A forestry officer has been suspended for five days after allegedly being rude to the Prime Minister during a dispute over an importer's cargo.
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Minister: Calling To Correct Public Officers Is Sometimes The Only Way to Get Things Right
Minister Jose Mai defends the practice of calling public officers directly to ensure tasks are completed effectively.
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Did Diani Get Special Treatment?
Diani Chan sought ministerial guidance from Jose Mai regarding flower importation after attending a Forest Department meeting, raising questions about potential special treatment.
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Can GOB Have It Both Ways With CITES?
The government discusses its commitment to CITES and the need for legislative action regarding forestry permits.
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Churches Still Making Righteous Push For Petition
Churches are preparing to submit a petition for a referendum on marijuana legalization after collecting nearly 20,000 signatures.
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Bar Association on Legalization Law
The Bar Association analyzes the Cannabis legalization law and discusses the implications of a potential national referendum requested by the Churches.
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Peace Movement Gets Word From The Court
The Belize PEACE Movement's lawsuit regarding electoral redistricting remains active after a court ruling, despite some claims being deemed moot.
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Coming Down From Cabinet
Cabinet discussed various topics including a Hotel Amnesty Program and a loan for a Climate Resilient Agriculture Project.
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