The “Irresponsibility” Issue
The Prime Minister discussed the implications of accumulating national debt and the concept of irresponsibility in parliament.
The Prime Minister discussed the implications of accumulating national debt and the concept of irresponsibility in parliament.
The Prime Minister discussed the possibility of imprisonment for the Minister of Finance if he fails to pay the Belize Bank.
The Chamber of Commerce urges the government to honor a court-ordered debt of $90 million, while the Prime Minister expresses doubts about payment feasibility.
Godwin Hulse recalls the Chamber's strong stance in 2007 against government actions during the UHS scandal.
Hulse and Barnett discuss the Privy Council's ruling that there was no loan taken by the Government of Belize under Said Musa.
Maria Marin, former Acting Director of Immigration, denies blame for irregularities in her department during Senate hearings.
Maria Marin testified about a special visa express line for applicants recommended by UDP ministers during Senate Hearings, indicating a deviation from normal application processes.
Defense Minister John Saldivar stated that the matter concerning Lieutenant Colonel Charlton Roches will be handled by the commander of the BDF.
Cabinet members unanimously decided to vote against paying 90.6 million dollars to the Belize Bank following a recent court ruling.
Wilfred Elrington expresses disappointment in the Caribbean Court of Justice, stating he wouldn't recommend it to other nations after a negative personal experience.
The Prime Minister postponed a special House meeting amid uncertainty over a controversial payment to the Belize Bank and opposition from several UDP Representatives.
Cane farmers protested against the Sugar Cane Production Committee over a new harvesting agreement, leading to a temporary reversion to the old contract.
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