Political leaders debated amendments to labour laws allowing shifts over 24 hours under special circumstances, raising concerns about worker endurance and compensation.
The Prime Minister denied rumors of imminent pay cuts for public officers, stating they will continue to be paid during his remaining time in office.
The government decides against a lockdown despite rising COVID cases, citing economic concerns and the lessons learned from a previous lockdown.
The Prime Minister discusses the challenges of determining a threshold for a national lockdown amid rising COVID-19 cases in Belize.
The House of Representatives passed a law requiring border jumpers to seek bail from the Supreme Court instead of the magistrate's court.
The House passed an amendment to the Customs Regulations making possession of contraband a jailable offense, sparking a debate among lawmakers.
The Prime Minister is questioned about whether new measures unfairly target the poor while others evade restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The government amended Labour Laws to allow stevedores to work longer shifts without mandatory rest periods, following a collective bargaining agreement.
Patrick Faber confirmed that Frank Pawpa Mena intends to continue as Dangriga Standard Bearer despite rumors of his resignation.
John Briceno criticizes the Ministry of Health's handling of the COVID-19 outbreak, citing failures in the health monitoring system and lack of support for frontline workers.
John Briceno discusses the challenges faced by residents in Orange Walk communities during the COVID-19 lockdown and the need for better unemployment relief.
Briceno reacted with laughter to the news of Anthony 'Boots' Martinez likely replacing Wilfred Elrington as the UDP candidate in the Pickstock division.
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