Evan Tillett, Chairman of the BTB, claims former director Karen Bevans' contract is invalid, leading to her termination and potential legal action for compensation.
Jules Vasquez criticizes the COMPOL's narrative as insidious, defending the media's role amid accusations of misinformation regarding a narco plane incident.
The Commissioner of Police discusses the impact of a proposed wage cut on officers and mentions his own salary and library allowance.
Karen Bevans has reportedly been terminated as Director of Tourism amid an investigation into alleged misuse of pension funds.
The Government of Belize blames the UDP for economic issues highlighted in the IMF report, warning of potential wage cuts and retrenchment if savings are not achieved.
Prime Minister Briceno acknowledged the mishandling of the Dr. Manzanero affair, suggesting it could have been managed better.
The Prime Minister opposes an anti-nepotism law, citing a limited talent pool in Belize as a concern.
The Prime Minister praises the Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing for improving a problematic highway section through a series of contracts.
The Prime Minister addresses concerns over a special exemption allowing Minister Julius Espat's firm to obtain government contracts.
John Briceno's relationship with the Belize National Teachers Union has shifted from ally to adversary over proposed pay cuts.
Prime Minister John Briceno clarifies his comments on public service wage cuts amid strong union opposition to proposed budget measures.
Prime Minister John Briceno discusses the upcoming budget and potential wage cuts amid a significant fiscal deficit.
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