PM Rejects Racist Tag
The Prime Minister addresses concerns over racism and the economic challenges faced by stevedores and the sugar industry.
The Prime Minister addresses concerns over racism and the economic challenges faced by stevedores and the sugar industry.
The Essential Services Arbitration Tribunal hearing between the Christian Workers Union and the Port of Belize was postponed due to a COVID concern.
Minister of Agriculture Jose Mai suggested that stevedores find new jobs following the relocation of bulk sugar exports to the Port of Big Creek.
Evan Mose Hyde criticized a government official for making hurtful remarks towards Belizeans affected by recent agreements.
Evan Mose Hyde, President of the CWU, criticizes the Cabinet's statement on the labour dispute with the Port of Belize as misleading and self-congratulatory.
CWU President Evan Mose Hyde criticises Prime Minister John Briceno's assessment of the 2005 privatisation document regarding Big Creek and the Port of Belize Limited.
FECTAB President David Almendarez calls for a united movement against the Belizean government, criticizing the Prime Minister and urging social partners to hold leaders accountable.
FECTAB president Almendarez criticizes the Prime Minister for supporting government departments' migration to the SMART phone service, calling it nepotism.
Almendarez expressed anger towards Minister of Agriculture Jose Mai for advising stevedores to seek alternative employment.
Prime Minister John Briceno discusses the firing of Central Bank Governor Gustavo Manuel Vasquez and the implications for the government and the IMF.
The government is accused of nepotism for switching telecom services from BTL to Smart, owned by the Prime Minister's relatives, amid financial concerns.
Black Cabinet Ministers Cordel Hyde and Gilroy Usher express discontent over decisions affecting Belize City's predominantly black community and stevedores' earnings.
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