Teachers Will Ramp It Up
The BNTU plans protests against the government's proposed wage cuts, signaling a challenging period for the Briceno administration.
The BNTU plans protests against the government's proposed wage cuts, signaling a challenging period for the Briceno administration.
The PSU criticized the Prime Minister's comments as disrespectful, asserting that public officers have made significant sacrifices during the country's recovery efforts.
The Prime Minister responds to public criticism regarding his remarks about talent and sacrifice in the public service and teaching professions.
The PSU rejected the government's proposal for salary cuts and increment freezes, advocating for alternative recommendations to aid in economic recovery.
BNTU President Elena Smith criticized the Prime Minister's comments as disrespectful to teachers during a live video update to union members.
Prime Minister John Briceno discusses the possibility of cutting ministers' allowances amid union demands for sacrifices.
Minister Julius Espat discussed $12 million in emergency contracts for infrastructure work following Hurricanes Eta and Iota without a tender process.
The PUP government will continue the construction of Caracol Road despite previous opposition, citing financial and environmental considerations in the project's management.
Hon. Julius Espat acknowledges the wrongness of nepotism and plans to address it at the next Cabinet meeting.
Hon. Julius Espat defends his past purchases of government assets amid ongoing inquiries into the sale of public property without tender.
The Leader of the Opposition discussed the implications of a proposed 10% salary cut and the UDP's efforts to preserve public salaries during economic challenges.
The opposition leader discusses the potential for the UDP to align with unions amid ongoing discontent in the Briceno Administration.
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