PM Briceno Remembers Esquivel’s Kindness
Prime Minister John Briceno reflects on the kindness and integrity of the late Sir Manuel Esquivel, Belize's second Prime Minister, during a remembrance event.
Prime Minister John Briceno reflects on the kindness and integrity of the late Sir Manuel Esquivel, Belize's second Prime Minister, during a remembrance event.
Shyne Barrow and Tracy Taegar have submitted their candidacies for the UDP leadership election scheduled for March 27th.
The Port of Belize Limited has filed a lawsuit against the Christian Workers Union for 1.034 million dollars due to an illegal strike.
The Public Service Union opposes a proposed salary increase for Legal Service Officers, calling it unfair amid ongoing pay cuts for public officers.
Public officers express dissatisfaction over salary cuts and frozen increments, highlighting financial struggles and increased debt among union members.
The Senate debated a budgeted honorarium for legal officers of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions amid concerns over salary increases for public officers.
The next meeting between the Government's Negotiating Team and the Joint Unions will address concerns over a 10% salary pay cut.
The Public Service Union criticizes the Prime Minister for suggesting a temporary hire of former Auditor General Dorothy Bradley instead of seeking a permanent replacement.
The PSU President criticizes the UDP for failing to convene the Joint Public Accounts Committee to oversee public finances.
Belize's second Prime Minister, Sir Manuel Esquivel, has passed away at the age of 81 after a prolonged illness.
The Prime Minister asserts that the Toledo district belongs to the government, rejecting demands from the Maya Leaders Alliance for control over the area.
The Prime Minister clarifies that Shyne Barrow is the leader of the opposition, not the House of Representatives, after Barrow's comments on a US talk show.
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