The 2026 Legal Year was opened amid concerns over the Chief Justice's hiring practices and the undervaluation of magistrates' roles in the judiciary.
The Prime Minister discusses the acquisition of Speednet by BTL, emphasizing the importance of allowing the process to unfold despite public opposition.
The Prime Minister discusses the implications of telecom consolidation in Belize and the need for consumer protection and regulation.
The Prime Minister announced that the PUC is preparing regulations for a telecoms monopoly without parliamentary approval.
Minister Henry Charles Usher states that there will be no changes to the Telecommunications Act at this time.
Henry Usher expresses support for competition in the telecom sector, emphasizing the need for more information before deciding on a potential monopoly.
Prime Minister John Briceno emphasizes the importance of engaging key stakeholders over broader public consultations.
Minister Usher is awaiting BTL's presentation to Cabinet next week to make an informed decision on the matter.
The Prime Minister defends the proposed SMART acquisition against claims it is a bailout for private shareholders, including the Briceno family.
Minister Henry Charles expresses skepticism about the benefits of the Ashcroft Alliance Charitable Trusts to the Belizean people.
The 13th amendment, which proposed special crime-fighting measures, has been shelved after divided opinions in public and Cabinet discussions.
PM John Briceno comments on UDP Party Leader Tracy Taegar-Panton's meeting with Lord Ashcroft on his yacht, suggesting it may have been a misjudgment.
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