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Is Minister Mai Sweating Fever For Santender?
Minister Jose Mai addresses concerns about his relationship with Santander and the impact on local farmers' sugar cane deliveries.
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A Band-Aid For The Salary Cut
The Prime Minister announced measures to mitigate the impact of a 10% salary cut on public officers and teachers during a national address.
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PM Promises Good Governance
The Prime Minister outlined draft legislation for good governance, including whistleblower protection and an audit of the PetroCaribe fund.
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PSU Pres Says Hon. Coye Not On Same Page As Negotiating Team
PSU president Gerald Henry claims Minister Christopher Coye is not informed about the government's proposal of promissory notes for union compensation.
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Will Strike End Soon?
BNTU and PSU members protested outside the House of Culture as the ongoing strike continues with hopes for a resolution from the government.
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The Paycuts Cometh, What Will It Mean for Public Officers?
The government is set to implement a 10% pay cut for public officers, prompting calls for measures to alleviate financial burdens during the pandemic.
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PSU Pres: Cut In Motivation
The PSU president warns that salary cuts may lead public officers to engage in illicit activities due to decreased motivation and performance.
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Dr. Carla To CARICOM SG
Dr. Carla Barnett was unanimously selected as CARICOM's first female Secretary General, marking a historic achievement for Belize.
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Magistrate Court Workers Stage A Sick Out
Magistrate Court staff staged a sick out to express dissatisfaction with Chief Magistrate Sharon Frazer amid internal disputes and allegations against her management.
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Min. of State For Finance Clueless on Promissory Note
The Minister of State for Finance expressed uncertainty about a proposed promissory note for teachers and public officers amid ongoing discussions with unions.
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Will GOB Default on Superbond on May 20th?
The government is negotiating with bondholders to avoid defaulting on a super bond payment due on May 20th.
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Coye: Pay Cut Set In Stone
Christopher Coye confirms that the pay cut and increment freeze for teachers and public officers is part of an irreversible fiscal recovery plan.
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