PM to BTL, Find A Way To Pay Those Retirees
The Prime Minister insists that BTL must pay severance to retirees, despite the company's claims about a limitation period.
The Prime Minister insists that BTL must pay severance to retirees, despite the company's claims about a limitation period.
The Prime Minister claims he is unaware of issues with protest permit approvals, despite complaints from unions and political parties about rejections.
The Prime Minister discusses past customs issues affecting vehicle importation and the new policy aimed at increasing tax revenue.
A political poll in Dangriga shows declining approval ratings for Mayor Robert Mariano and Area Representative Dr. Louis Zabaneh one year into their terms.
The Director of Local Government criticizes public complaints and emphasizes the importance of following the appeals process for addressing issues.
Tracy Panton criticizes the PUC for not intervening in a proposed acquisition, emphasizing the need for transparency and public consultation.
The UDP expressed no regrets over their boycott of the House session, citing disrespect from the Prime Minister's late arrival.
The Opposition Leader criticizes the Ministry of Finance for its silence on significant revenue losses from kickbacks on imported vehicles.
The UDP claims the police are being used to suppress free speech, citing the detention of Brian 'Yellowman' Audinett before a protest.
Former Communication Workers Union President Paul Perriot returns to Belize to support retirees demanding severance from BTL and plans to protest with the Belize Communication Workers for Justice.
the government has paused the Speednet acquisition amid mixed messages from BTL's chairman and political leaders regarding the telecommunications sector's future
BNTU president Nadia Caliz urges members to vote on joining NTUCB's protest against the acquisition amid ongoing discussions in Belmopan.
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