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PUP’s Corozal Candidate Scandalized For Alleged Dishonesty
PUP mayoral candidate Rigoberto Vellos faces allegations of dishonesty from a past employment termination as elections approach.
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Report: Foreign Minister Signs Off On Bennett Extradition File
Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington has approved the extradition file for Attorney Andrew Bennett, moving the case forward to the Attorney General's Ministry.
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Supreme Court Opens, Staid Ceremony Doesn't Betray Tensions Between Bench & Bar
The Supreme Court opened with a ceremony amid tensions between the judiciary and the Bar Association regarding case backlogs and judicial appointments.
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CJ And The Judgement Timeline
The Chief Justice has delivered 25 out of 29 judgments, falling behind the agreed timeline with the Bar Association.
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Commission of Inquiry Coming
Prime Minister Barrow is proceeding with a Commission of Inquiry into the Universal Health Services affair, awaiting feedback from the National Trade Union Congress of Belize.
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PM Hopes US Will Not Cut Support to Belize
Prime Minister Barrow expresses hope that US financial support to Belize will not be affected following the country's vote against the US at the UN.
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UNCAC Coming Along
Belize is preparing for a site visit by experts from Haiti and Tuvalu to evaluate its implementation of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption.
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90.6 Million (Now 91.6 M) Appropriations Bill goes to The House, But No Vote Yet
The Prime Minister presented a 91.6 million dollar appropriations bill to the House of Representatives, but no vote was taken during the session.
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PUP Says It Will Work On A Solution
The PUP plans to review legislation and seek a solution regarding the Prime Minister's legal issues before the next house meeting.
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PM Says That, Morally, Parliament Is Obligated Not To Pay
The Prime Minister discusses the moral obligation of parliament regarding a court-ordered payment and the potential for negotiation with the opposition.
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PM Disputes 17% Monthly Compound Interest
The Prime Minister disputes the Caribbean Court of Justice's ruling on a 17% monthly compound interest rate, advocating for a lower statutory rate instead.
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New Supreme Court Judge Sworn In
Marilyn Williams was officially sworn in as a Supreme Court judge in a ceremony attended by Chief Justice Kenneth Benjamin and numerous well-wishers.
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