The Media’s “In Da House”
media members discuss the challenges and discomforts they face while covering House meetings at the National Assembly Building
media members discuss the challenges and discomforts they face while covering House meetings at the National Assembly Building
Mayor Bernard Wagner discusses the cost and contractor of the Swing Bridge repairs amid questions of nepotism.
the Mayor confirmed the city council's court-ordered payment to former City Administrator Candice Miller is nearly half a million dollars, but he declined to comment further.
Julius Espat criticized Gaspar Vega for his prolonged absence from house meetings, highlighting the potential consequences under the house Standing Orders.
The House of Representatives passed a law to regulate butane prices and prevent predatory pricing by major suppliers.
The Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition debated contractor Imer Hernandez's potential contracts for the Haulover Bridge in the House of Representatives.
John Briceno criticized contractor Imer, claiming their total contractual amount is 259 million dollars, adding 50 million dollars to the figure during his speech.
The Prime Minister criticized the opposition leader for suggesting the cancellation of a British government contract during a House meeting.
The House Meeting introduced a Firearms Amendment Bill to reduce gun license fees for security companies following a previous fee increase.
The Social Security Board urges collaboration to pass the Occupational Safety and Health Bill, which has faced delays due to employer concerns and ongoing consultations.
John Saldivar comments on the guilty verdicts for murder against William Mason and his employees, expressing relief and gratitude for the justice served.
Brian Yellowman Audinett appeared before a House Committee to address complaints of threatening PUP Senator Dr. Louis Zabaneh.
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