Superbond, Both Sides Now
The Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition debated the merits of the Superbond 3.0 renegotiation in the House of Representatives.
The Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition debated the merits of the Superbond 3.0 renegotiation in the House of Representatives.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses his son Shyne Barrow's political ambitions and endorses his sister for Queen's Square amid succession rumors.
Michael Finnegan announces his retirement from electoral politics after serving six terms as the representative for Mesopotamia.
The Financial Secretary discusses the upcoming budget and the government's plans to achieve a primary surplus amid current fiscal challenges.
The government needs an additional 70 million in tax revenue for the next fiscal year, raising concerns about its impact on the economy.
Cheryl-Lynn Vidal has been elected as the new Vice President of the Bar Association of Belize during the annual general meeting.
John Briceno criticizes Prime Minister Dean Barrow's claims about savings from the Superbond 3.0 negotiations, arguing it will actually cost the government money.
The PUP claims the government may need to seek IMF assistance due to fiscal challenges while opposing tax increases and retrenchment.
Opposition Leader John Briceno criticizes the Prime Minister for not addressing the Superbond issue and defends past borrowing decisions made during his tenure.
John Briceno discusses the implications of deferred principal payments on a loan for future PUP governments if they win the next election.
John Briceno criticizes the Prime Minister for using thuggish tactics and misleading the IMF during negotiations.
The Prime Minister has communicated the government's decision to postpone voter re-registration until after the Senate Select Committee Inquiry.
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