Politics

Politics

The Commission will Go Back Two Years

Prime Minister John Briceño has approved a Commission of Inquiry to investigate the sale of government assets by the previous administration.

Politics

Ch'oc, Champion Or Sellout?

Greg Ch'oc discusses his new role as Commissioner of Indigenous Peoples' Affairs and the challenges of balancing indigenous rights with government interests.

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Tracking Down the Spoils Of The UDP

A Commission of Inquiry has been established to investigate the sale of government assets by the previous Barrow Administration amid allegations of corruption.

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Greg Ch'oc - From Fighter to Facilitator

Greg Ch'oc has been appointed as the new Commissioner of Indigenous Peoples' Affairs, succeeding Lisel Alamilla in representing Maya communities in Toledo.

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Senate Meeting Treaty Raises Scrutiny

The Senate is set to ratify a UN treaty amid scrutiny over its implications for a significant debt payment to the Belize Bank.

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Candice From Politics To Diplomacy

Dr Candice Pitts announces she will not run in the municipal elections due to a new diplomatic assignment, while Ryan Elijio withdraws after personal issues.

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Ombudsman On Office Tour

Belize's Ombudsman Lionel Arzu has met with Prime Minister John Briceno and other officials to discuss the Office of the Ombudsman and human rights mandates.

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Anchorman For Mayor

The PUP prepares for municipal elections while the UDP campaigns across the city, addressing low voter turnout concerns from the last election.

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CBA: Mayor Not Signing Because It’s Binding

the Mayor of Belize City explains his refusal to sign a new Collective Bargaining Agreement before municipal elections due to concerns about binding future administrations.

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