The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Government of Belize, dismissing a $45 million claim from Belize International Services Limited related to the takeover of two registries.
Elodio Aragon held his first conference as Police Minister, emphasizing the importance of understanding current challenges before implementing new strategies.
Elodio Aragon discusses the challenges of the police ministry and his plans for accountability and strategy implementation.
Elodio Aragon, the new Minister of State for Home Affairs, addresses concerns about favoritism in police officer assignments.
Elodio Aragon is appointed as the third police minister in eight weeks amid concerns over police department stability.
Minister Elodio Aragon discusses the need for effective leadership in the police department amid rising murder rates.
Elodio Aragon discusses his past interactions with William Danny Mason and his current political responsibilities.
The government faces scrutiny over a land compensation scandal involving Ron J Limited and former Lands Minister Gaspar Vega.
Financial Secretary Joseph Waight explains the limited oversight of the Finance Ministry on land compensation payouts by the Ministry of Natural Resources.
The Government is seeking to recover funds from questionable land compensation deals amid an ongoing audit of the cases.
The Belize National Teachers Union insists on meeting with all 25 members to discuss salary docking, while Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber wants only 5 members present.
The Prime Minister committed to signing the United Nations Convention against Corruption by December 9, addressing compliance concerns with the FIU's functions.
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