AG Passes On A Plenitude of Passes
The Attorney General announced that no passes will be issued during the curfew, warning that violators will face arrest.
The Attorney General announced that no passes will be issued during the curfew, warning that violators will face arrest.
Michael Peyrefitte clarifies that only the Minister of National Security can issue passes for essential services during curfew hours.
The Attorney General stated that police should have arrested UDP Standard Bearer Dianne Finnegan for violating the curfew this morning.
The police have been granted broad powers during the state of emergency to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, affecting citizens' rights.
Belize City Council employees will receive half-salaries due to financial difficulties exacerbated by COVID-19, prompting concerns about government support.
The Prime Minister and Attorney General outlined regulations for a national state of emergency and curfew due to the ongoing health crisis in Belize.
The Prime Minister announced new financial assistance for the unemployed, reallocating funds from various international partners for COVID relief efforts.
The government proposes a wage freeze and cuts in allowances for public officers to save 17 million dollars amid financial strain.
John Briceno supports the National State of Emergency and emphasizes the importance of public cooperation to combat the virus in Belize.
The Prime Minister announces a nationwide state of emergency in Belize, instituting a curfew and advising citizens to shelter in place for 30 days.
OJ Elrington files a police complaint against Albert Vaughan for spreading false news about his health amid COVID-19 concerns.
Senate President Darrell Bradley responds to criticism regarding financial management during his tenure as Belize City Mayor compared to current Mayor Bernard Wagner's administration.
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