Finnegan Still Has Cheer To Give
Michael Finnegan discusses the limited Christmas Cheer funds and his plans to share them with constituents in Mesopotamia.
Michael Finnegan discusses the limited Christmas Cheer funds and his plans to share them with constituents in Mesopotamia.
Cordel Hyde exposed a land scandal involving the Vega family during a House session, alleging improper land transactions benefiting them.
Edmond Castro apologized in the House for using the term "retarded" in reference to journalist Daniel Ortiz during an interview.
John Briceno alleges that over 2,000 nationalities were issued fraudulently before the 2012 election to influence the outcome.
The government plans to issue up to 1.3 billion dollars in treasury bills, raising concerns among opposition members.
Defence Minister John Saldivar discusses the new normal regarding Belize's sovereignty on the Sarstoon River amid Guatemalan patrols.
Julius Espat has decided not to attend the House meeting due to ongoing discussions about his suspension and potential arrest.
Auditor General Dorothy Bradley faced intense questioning in the Senate regarding irregularities in the Immigration and Nationality audit findings.
Prime Minister Barrow's return to Belize is delayed due to viral gastroenteritis, causing him to miss a House meeting and the signing of a UN convention.
the government proposes a Consent Solicitation Statement to bondholders to finalize a new agreement before the next Superbond payment due in February 2017
The Senate Select Committee resumed hearings on immigration irregularities, questioning the Auditor General and her team about their audit process and challenges faced.
The Auditor General conceded on allegations of illegal ministerial acts regarding visa approvals for unqualified individuals during a Senate hearing.
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