Politics

Politics

PBL Standstill: CWU Strike Soldiers On

The CWU strike continues as negotiations with the government and the Port of Belize remain unresolved, with potential legal action looming over the union.

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Mose: No War Of Words With Andy

Evan Hyde, president of the CWU, responds to comments from PBL's CEO Andy Lane regarding the union's treatment and rights of its members.

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Acting PM Speaks on Shipping Crisis

Deputy Prime Minister Cordel Hyde discusses the shipping crisis involving the Port of Belize and the CWU during an event.

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Cordel's Characterization of JUNT

Acting Prime Minister Cordel Hyde discusses the recent meeting with the Joint Unions Negotiating Team regarding the potential reinstatement of a 10% pay cut.

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Cabinet Cracking Down On Copa Flights

The Cabinet approved new visa requirements for nationals of Venezuela, Ecuador, and the Dominican Republic due to concerns over increased migrant arrivals.

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No Consent on FPIC Document

Cabinet approved a Free Prior Informed Consent Protocol, but it is unclear if the Maya communities were consulted about it.

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A Requiem For Faber's Political Fortunes

Patrick Faber steps down as Leader of the Opposition amid political pressures and reflects on his career while taking a break in the USA.

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The Streets and Faber

The public expresses mixed feelings about the future of outgoing party leader Faber, revealing he still has supporters despite his current situation.

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Will GOB Compensate Stevedores?

the government is discussing compensation for stevedores amid concerns over shipping business and calls for intervention from the CWU.

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Finally, GOB Meets With Unions

GOB's negotiating team met with the Joint Unions to discuss reinstating pay cuts as the economy shows unexpected growth.

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GOB - JUNT Meeting Lasted Four Hours

the JUNT meeting involving various unions lasted four hours at the House of Culture, with reactions from union leadership expected later.

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PM Says Faber Had To Go

Prime Minister John Briceno stated that Patrick Faber had to resign due to allegations of domestic abuse against his fiancée.

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