PM Says Starlink License Remains Limited
The Prime Minister discussed the limited license of Starlink in Belize, which currently restricts operations to emergency situations and underserved areas.
The Prime Minister discussed the limited license of Starlink in Belize, which currently restricts operations to emergency situations and underserved areas.
the Prime Minister claims he was unaware of customs officers demanding kickbacks from car importers and emphasizes the need for regulatory changes in vehicle imports.
The Prime Minister stated that the government has extensive receipts for community fund spending and invited Jerry Enriquez to review them.
Former Defense Minister Oscar Mira discusses the tenure and command structure of the Belize Defence Force.
The Police Minister was unaware that the media was not invited to the annual Comparative Statistics presentation, which is a departure from past practices.
Kareem Musa commented on the UDP protest against the BTL acquisition, emphasizing the importance of public consultation and the role of the board in decision-making.
Kareem Musa discusses his decision to take legal action against media houses for defamatory statements made by Arthur Saldivar's attorney.
Kareem Musa commented on the police department's decision not to invite the media to this year's National CompStat event.
UDP protestors stormed BTL headquarters, leading to chaos and police intervention with tear gas during a demonstration against the board meeting.
UDP supporters protested against the acquisition of BTL, leading to clashes with police and a call for continued activism.
BTL employees protested outside the Esquivel Telecom Center in 2005, demanding a say in the ownership and operation of the company.
Brian "Yellowman" Audinett led protestors through police lines and faced tear gas during a demonstration, marking over two decades of activism.
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