COMPOL's Divisive Leadership
The commissioner responded to questions about his leadership style being punitive and divisive during an interview.
The commissioner responded to questions about his leadership style being punitive and divisive during an interview.
The police commissioner discussed the pay cuts affecting junior officers, expressing a desire for them to be spared despite his own willingness to accept a reduction.
Sharon Palacio outlines her vision for a re-imagined Belmopan during her inaugural address as Mayor, emphasizing accountability and urban planning.
Delroy Herrera criticizes unions for opposing government pay cuts, advocating for the unemployed and suggesting sacrifices for economic recovery.
The Ministry of Natural Resources clarifies that land issues in Barranco involve individuals, not the community, amid disputes over indigenous land rights.
Public officers in Belize City staged a motorcade protest against proposed wage cuts by the government, showing solidarity with teachers and the joint unions negotiating team.
Patrick Faber criticizes the PUP government's proposed salary cuts and suggests alternative measures to improve the economy without harming public servants.
Hon Patrick Faber discusses the political blame game regarding national debt and the impact of the pandemic on the economy.
the Leader of the Opposition criticized the IMF's proposals, arguing they are too harsh and lack compassion for the working class.
Faber criticises the PUP for maintaining the UDP fuel tax as prices rise to nearly $11 per gallon.
Juvencio Herrera, a convicted criminal, facilitated a questionable loan for Deputy PM Hugo Patt to purchase a government vehicle, raising concerns during the ongoing Commission of Inquiry.
Auditor General Dorothy Bradley responds to calls for her dismissal from the Public Service Union, alleging personal attacks and threats from its president, Gerald Henry Jr.
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