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The joint unions and government are at a standoff as teachers and public service members strike, leading to minor tyre fires on highways.
The joint unions and government are at a standoff as teachers and public service members strike, leading to minor tyre fires on highways.
Negotiations between the government and joint unions, including the BNTU, continued in Belize City with plans for further discussions on Thursday.
The Public Service Union and other groups began a strike affecting government offices, demanding better compensation and governance measures from the government.
public servants protested against a proposed 10% pay cut while demanding stronger governance to combat corruption and mismanagement in Belize.
Teachers are striking, affecting attendance in classes, while some government offices remain open as not all public officers are participating in the strike.
Unions negotiate with the government over pay cuts while discussing the comparison of allowances for ministers and senior managers in the APSSM.
Sharon Frazer discusses the possibility of reversing the salary cut after the budget's passage in the House and Senate.
Nurses in Belize will begin a go-slow action across hospitals as part of their industrial action amid ongoing negotiations with the government.
Belize Energy Workers Union denies plans to strike despite circulating false information about their support for other unions.
Sir Colville Young stepped down as Governor General after 28 years, with Cabinet Secretary Stuart Leslie named Acting Governor General until Froyla Tzalam's appointment.
The UDP defends a controversial land deal with The Nature Conservancy against criticism from the PUP's Eamon Courtenay regarding its environmental and financial implications.
Michael Peyrefitte discusses the implications of Prime Minister Johnny Briceno's decision on a tax break agreement involving The Nature Conservancy.
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