Belize Bank To PM: “Time Will Tell…”
The Belize Bank disputes the Prime Minister's views following a significant court judgment regarding a 90 million dollar claim.
The Belize Bank disputes the Prime Minister's views following a significant court judgment regarding a 90 million dollar claim.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow criticizes the Chamber of Commerce for its stance on legal gambling and the PUP guarantee, defending the UDP's actions in court.
Belize City Mayor Darrell Bradley supports the Prime Minister's stance on a court ruling regarding a judgment debt affecting Belizeans.
A judge has ordered the Public Sector Workers Trust to cease operations and stop a loans program following a court ruling in favor of retired public officers.
The Belize City Council is organizing a training on accountability and transparency following Belize's signing of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption.
Mayor Darrell Bradley announced a contract for paving nine streets in Belize City as he prepares to leave office.
Carla Barnett explains her resignation as financial secretary during the Universal Health Services scandal and her concerns about undisclosed government debts.
John Briceno reflects on his past opposition to a secret deal made by then Prime Minister Said Musa regarding Universal Health Services.
The story examines the political implications and controversies surrounding the Universal Health Services debt and the statements made by various Belizean leaders over the years.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced that the UDP government will not pay the Belize Bank's 90.6 million dollar debt without parliamentary approval.
John Briceno criticizes Prime Minister Barrow for the current political crisis and discusses the PUP's position on a potential conscience vote.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses the implications of Parliament's approval on a debt with compounding interest.
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