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Bradley Says 6k to Chinese Restaurant Was Not Irregular
Darrell Bradley defends a $6,000 bill for a Chinese restaurant, stating it was legitimate city council spending for events and emergencies.
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Mayor Won’t Let Tax Slackers Get Away
The mayor of Belize City plans to enforce trade license payments and discontinue property tax discounts for senior citizens.
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Mayor Asks, Why 59 Grand For Gilbert?
Mayor Bernard Wagner questions a large payment made to contractor Gilbert Franklin shortly after the recent election, citing discrepancies in the reported costs.
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New Mayor Says Fiscal Indiscipline Reigned Under Last Council
The new Mayor of Belize City criticizes the previous council for significant overspending and lack of fiscal discipline.
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New Mayor Says Tax/SSB Withholdings Were Not Paid By Predecessor
The new Mayor of Belize City claims his predecessors failed to pay taxes and social security, while the former Mayor disputes these allegations.
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Cabinet: Still No Date For ICJ
Minister Elodio Aragon Jr. states that no date has been set for a referendum on the ICJ regarding the territorial dispute with Guatemala.
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PUP Gearing Up For A Showdown In Port
Gilroy Usher faces a challenge from Dr. Candice Pitts in the upcoming PUP convention in Port Loyola.
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PSU Met With OAS To Talk Corruption
Executive members of the Public Service Union and the National Trade Union Congress of Belize met with the OAS to discuss corruption recommendations to the government.
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CJ Has Problem With DPP As Bar President
Chief Justice Kenneth Benjamin raised concerns about a conflict of interest regarding DPP Cheryl-Lynn Vidal's role as President of the Bar Association.
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US Human Right Report Criticizes Corruption in Belize
The US State Department's report highlights corruption and human rights issues in Belize, including allegations against government officials and incidents involving the press.
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Will Opposition Vote “Yes” or “No” on ICJ Referendum
John Briceño discusses the PUP's position on the ICJ referendum following Guatemala's recent vote in favor of the ICJ.
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PUP Leader Says Mayor No Longer Writing Checks to Self
Opposition Leader John Briceño confirms that PUP Mayor Bernard Wagner has stopped writing checks to himself for social assistance after acknowledging the practice was irregular.
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