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Curfew Getting Curbed?
The Cabinet approved an extension of the curfew, but the Ministry of Health has not confirmed if it will continue beyond April 15th.
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Why Cabinet Ruled On Casino's
Prime Minister Briceno supports Cabinet's decision to reopen casinos to help employ hundreds of Belizeans amid COVID-19 precautions.
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Intervening In Indigenous Issues
The Ministry of Indigenous People's Affairs is mediating boundary disputes between the Garifuna village of Barranco and the Maya village of Midway.
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PSU Initiates Work to Rule
The Public Service Union has declared a trade dispute and initiated a work-to-rule campaign in response to proposed salary cuts and freezes by the government.
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PSU, Fighting A Smear Campaign
The Public Service Union criticizes the government for a smear campaign while defending the importance of public sector spending to the economy.
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PSU Gives Notice of Industrial Action
The PSU has served notice of industrial action against the government over proposed salary cuts and budget adjustments affecting public officers.
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UDP Walkout Over “Boy” Remark
The opposition UDP staged a walkout in the House of Representatives over a controversial remark made by PUP representative Julius Espat.
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Faber Flummoxed By \"Boy\" Remark
Patrick Faber criticizes Julius Espat for disrespectful remarks in the National Assembly, claiming they have racist undertones and demanding accountability.
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Julius Says \"Boy\" Remark Not Racist
Julius Espat defends his use of the term "boy," claiming it is a normal Kriol phrase and denying any racist implications.
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Briceno's First Budget Finds Optimism In Tough Times
Prime Minister John Briceno presented his first budget, outlining a recovery plan amid Belize's severe economic crisis and proposing cuts to salaries and increased tax collection.
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A Gaping Deficit
The overall deficit for the year is projected at 4.93 percent of GDP, with the Prime Minister discussing the challenges of financing government operations.
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UDP Leader Calls Budget Boring and Blame-Game-ing
the Leader of the Opposition criticized the budget presentation as boring and accused the Prime Minister of blaming the UDP for economic issues.
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