Manuel Heredia Jr. addressed questions about mismanagement at the Belize Airports Authority, indicating potential changes in leadership but denying any corruption allegations.
The government will not lower departure fees despite concerns from Tropic Air about the impact on regional flights.
The Senate debated the Town Council's Amendment Bill, focusing on financial autonomy for town councils and potential conflicts of interest in construction contracts.
Julius Espat's protest walkout from the House of Representatives highlights his reputation for dramatic outbursts, alongside other notable incidents from past representatives.
The Prime Minister commented on land deals benefiting the Vega family, involving compensation with public land for private transactions during Gaspar Vega's tenure as Lands Minister.
Julius Espat walked out of a House meeting alone, breaking a tradition of party solidarity during such events.
The National Evangelical Association of Belize opposes the decriminalization of marijuana, citing concerns over its potential legalization and urging focus on social issues instead.
Tracey Taegar-Panton discusses her support for marijuana law amendments and their potential impact on her constituents.
Doreth Obermayer Cayetano has been elected as the new president of the Public Service Union during its 95th Annual General Meeting in Belmopan.
The Prime Minister clarified that the 60 million US dollars from Taiwan is part of a regular budgetary support program, not new funding.
The House Meeting focused on a Bill to amend the town councils act for greater financial autonomy for the San Ignacio Town Council.
Said Musa criticizes the government for postponing the re-registration exercise, calling it legislation by decree, while Dean Barrow defends the decision citing financial constraints.
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