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Reform Agenda Rolls Into Parliament
the Briceno Government introduced the Protected Disclosures Bill of 2021 to protect whistleblowers from punishment for reporting corruption.
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Tourism Minister Talks Opening Borders
The Minister of Tourism addressed concerns about reopening borders amid COVID-19 resurgence, emphasizing safety protocols for tourists and the economic benefits of the Free Zone.
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High Price For Replacing Obsolete Passport System
The government plans to replace the obsolete passport system with a new one costing 20 million dollars, as criticized by Prime Minister John Briceno.
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Revoking Recological Lease
The House voted to cancel the 25-year lease of Commerce Bight Port to Recological Systems Limited due to concerns over its approval process.
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Hon. Chebat Empathizes With Driver On Cop Tirade
Health Minister Michel Chebat empathizes with his terminated driver Hamid Awe Sr after a confrontation with police regarding his son.
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Dean F On The Defensive
Dean Flowers defends against allegations of financial mismanagement within the Belize Branch of the PSU ahead of the upcoming AGM.
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Dean Flowers For President
Dean Flowers aims to become president of the PSU as current president Gerald Henry Jr. considers stepping down.
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Hon. Fonseca Says Unions Haven't Responded
Hon. Francis Fonseca reports that the government has not received a response from unions regarding their ongoing industrial action and related proposals.
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PSU VP Says No Response, No Matter
Dean Flowers of the PSU states that a response to the government's draft legislations will be delivered by the end of the week after thorough review.
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Will Salaries of Striking Workers Be Docked For Real?
The Prime Minister has stated that salaries of public officers who strike after May 14th will be docked, but implementation remains uncertain.
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The PSU’s Next President
The PSU is preparing for a leadership change as Dean Flowers seeks to become the new president amid ongoing trade disputes.
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BNTU Marches On PM's House
Teachers and public officers protested in Orange Walk Town against the government, marching past the Prime Minister's house and businesses owned by his family.
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