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Faber’s Advisor Implicated By Lands Minister
Roosevelt Blades, advisor to Patrick Faber, is implicated in a controversial land deal involving significant financial discrepancies.
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Boots And The Busted Bitumen
The Ministry of Infrastructure, Development, and Housing reclaimed a Bitumen Batching Plant from a property associated with former Minister Anthony 'Boots' Martinez amid allegations of corruption.
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Julius Goes After Boots
Minister Julius Espat discusses the confiscation of road patching equipment linked to a former administration minister.
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GOB Says It Did Spend On New Vehicles
Prime Minister John Briceno confirmed government spending of $360,000 on five new vehicles amid claims of austerity and opposition criticism.
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PM Wants Steve To Say Sayonara
The Prime Minister urged elections commission chairman Steve Perrera to resign following a change in government, but Perrera stated he has no intention to do so.
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PM Says Tourism Director Doesn’t Want To See Him In Court
Karen Bevans, Director of Tourism, is considering suing Prime Minister John Briceno for defamation regarding comments about her employment contract.
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Amidst Tear Gas And Chaos, Belmopan Never Fell
In 2005, an angry mob nearly overwhelmed police outside the National Assembly in Belmopan, protesting against the Musa Administration's budget measures.
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New Police Assoc. Elected, Arzu Defeated Again
Jermaine Hyde was elected to the Central Board of Police Association, defeating Eldon Arzu, who plans to appeal the election results.
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Sugar Roads, It's The PUP’s Problem Now, How Will They Fix It?
The PUP government faces challenges in fixing neglected sugar roads affecting the industry, with Minister Julius Espat addressing the issue and budget plans.
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MOFA Bldg.: 15 Million and Unfit For Purpose
Minister Eamon Courtenay expresses frustration over the unfinished Ministry of Foreign Affairs building, which cost 15 million dollars and is deemed unfit for purpose.
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Caracol Road Paused
The Minister of Infrastructure suggested renegotiating a loan for the Caracol road upgrade to address more urgent infrastructure needs due to COVID-19 impacts.
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First Female Comptroller Confirmed
Belize has confirmed its first female Comptroller of Customs, Estelle Leslie, following administrative issues regarding her appointment.
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