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Seventeen ministers and the Attorney General were sworn in at the Biltmore Plaza Hotel, marking the start of the new government administration.
Seventeen ministers and the Attorney General were sworn in at the Biltmore Plaza Hotel, marking the start of the new government administration.
Deputy Prime Minister Cordel Hyde discusses the challenges of managing the Ministry of Natural Resources amid corruption concerns and aims to focus on land access for the poor.
Deputy PM Cordel Hyde discusses the PUP's promises to Belizeans and the need for a strong government response to economic challenges.
The Deputy Prime Minister reports that Belize's national debt is projected to be close to 4 billion dollars, significantly impacting the country's economy.
The new PUP government will replace board members of public utility companies following the recent general election.
The Minister of Agriculture announced plans to appoint a new chairman of the Sugar Industries Control Board amid reports of a computer theft involving important documents.
Patrick Faber confirms that a vehicle seen being towed is not his and clarifies the status of his government-issued vehicle.
Prime Minister John Briceno announced his new 17-member Cabinet, including various ministers and portfolios, during a meeting in Belize City.
PUP representatives discuss their upcoming roles and priorities following the announcement of new ministers by PM John Briceno.
Patrick Faber was sworn in as the new Leader of the Opposition during a low-key ceremony in Belmopan.
Patrick Faber discusses the United Democratic Party's need to rebuild after recent electoral setbacks and expresses confidence in future municipal elections.
Rodwell Ferguson won his fourth general election in Stann Creek West, defeating UDP's Ivan Williams by 2,391 votes amid significant political shifts in Belize.
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