Media Tells Senate Probe Chairman, Keep Yellowman Out
Nine media houses have requested that Brian Yellowman Audinett be banned from Senate hearings following threats and assaults on journalists.
Nine media houses have requested that Brian Yellowman Audinett be banned from Senate hearings following threats and assaults on journalists.
The Public Service Union's Council of Management has suspended President Eldred Neal amid accusations of prejudiced remarks against the Garifuna.
PUP senators walked out of the Senate meeting in protest against President Lee Mark Chang's refusal to allow a privileged statement.
The PUP condemns the UDP's disruptive behavior during a senate inquiry and calls for criminal prosecution of those who assaulted members of the press.
President Lee Mark Chang defends his decision to restrict a senator's statement, emphasizing adherence to procedural rules.
Eamon Courtenay criticizes Yellowman for disruptive behavior during Senate Hearings and calls for accountability from government officials.
Senate President Lee Mark Chang vows to maintain order in the Senate and discusses increased police presence after recent disruptions.
The Belize Chamber of Commerce urges the Integrity Commission to investigate five years of finances of elected officials amid rising corruption concerns.
The Senate debated two significant loans from the Caribbean Development Bank totaling $60 million Belize dollars for development projects.
The Senate debated a 10 million US dollar loan for the Social Investment Fund aimed at community projects, but concerns were raised about the lack of details.
Senate observers questioned a possible relationship between Lee Mark Chang and immigration fixer Barton Middleton after they were seen together outside Senate Inquiry hearings.
UDP members threatened media during a Senate hearing, prompting Deputy PM Patrick Faber to comment on the situation.
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