The Prime Minister stated that the rejection of the Waterloo port expansion proposal was due to unresolved labor relations at the Port of Belize.
John Briceno criticizes the Port of Belize for firing workers, while Dean Barrow responds to his statements and outlines the government's position.
The House approved a 10 million USD loan for a COVID-19 food assistance program to support those in need for the next six months.
The Belize Government tabled the Brad's Boledo contract without debate, prompting criticism from the Leader of the Opposition, John Briceno, over transparency and legality.
Lord Michael Ashcroft seeks to assist the Elections and Boundaries Commission in a redistricting lawsuit concerning Belize's electoral divisions.
Transport Minister Edmond Castro discusses the port's security downgrade and ongoing negotiations to ensure cargo operations continue in Belize.
The Supreme Court will rule on an injunction request regarding the lay-offs of 36 employees at the Port of Belize.
The NTUCB shows solidarity with the CWU and protests against the treatment of terminated workers while also supporting the University of Belize's Faculty and Staff Union.
The Christian Workers Union counters the Port of Belize's claims of vandalism during protests, demanding financial transparency amid disputes over proposed pay cuts.
The CWU is preparing legal action against the Port of Belize following a dispute over a press release and alleged unlawful terminations of workers.
The National Evangelical Association of Belize condemns the GSU's actions at the Port, calling them a misuse of authority and completely unacceptable.
The Attorney General condemned police actions against peaceful protestors at the Port of Belize, promising accountability for officers who ignored government instructions.
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