CARICOM heads of government have arrived in Belize for their first face-to-face meeting since 2020 to discuss key issues including economic recovery and climate change.
the Prime Minister discussed COVID-19 regulations and climate change topics ahead of the CARICOM meeting.
The Port of Belize seeks to prevent the CWU from disbursing a government payout to stevedores, leading to a court injunction against further disbursals.
PUP Cabinet members return from a retreat aimed at fostering teamwork and discussing important issues for the upcoming year.
The Prime Minister addressed rising gas prices and suggested walking as a solution while explaining the government's tax challenges on fuel.
the Prime Minister discussed budgetary constraints and the focus on social programs in the upcoming fiscal year.
The Cabinet discussed the need for constitutional reform and plans to establish a People's Constitutional Commission to enhance democratic participation.
The Port of Belize seeks a Supreme Court injunction to prevent the CWU from distributing government compensation funds to its members after the funds were disbursed.
The Public Service Union reports that the Government of Belize is committed to gradually restoring a 10% salary cut for public officers in the new fiscal year.
The debate over Maya land rights in Toledo raises concerns about potential balkanization and national unity in Belize.
The Cabinet held a retreat at Dream Valley Resort to discuss important issues, including reinstating full salaries for public officers and teachers.
CWU President Evan "Mose" Hyde criticizes PBL for perceived malice in their legal actions against stevedores' agreement with the government.
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