The Leader of the Opposition criticizes UDP ministers for their involvement in the Puerto Azul project at Cannes, calling them gullible for seeking a free trip.
The Senate unanimously approved a bill to protect Belize's dollar reserves from legal claims by the Ashcroft Alliance and other interests.
The new law criminalizes attempts to attach government reserves by Belizean entities, as explained by Attorney General Mike Peyrefitte.
Osmany Salas took his oath as the 13th Senator, shifting the balance of power in the Upper House with more unaligned senators than government-aligned ones.
FECTAB criticized the Puerto Azul project, calling it a Ponzi scheme and highlighting issues of crime and corruption in Belize's tourism sector.
Mike P's role in the UDP has shifted, showing a more active engagement in the senate meeting against the opposition.
The Prime Minister introduced a bill to protect Belize's reserves from Ashcroft companies seeking to recover US$50 million in arbitral awards.
The PUP expressed concerns over a bill aimed at protecting Belize's foreign reserves during a heated House debate.
The Prime Minister discusses the potential threats to Belize's reserves from vulture funds and the legislative measures being taken to protect them.
The government introduces the Crown Proceedings Act to protect its assets from foreign claims on arbitral awards deemed unconstitutional by Belizean courts.
The Prime Minister declined to comment on the Senate Inquiry into immigration corruption, preferring to wait for its conclusion before discussing the findings.
General Jones remains optimistic about the delayed Sarstoon Protocol aimed at reducing tensions between Belize and Guatemala.
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