Police Minister Aragon Discusses His Department
Police Minister Elodio Aragon Jr. discusses his commitment to tackling crime and corruption in his new role overseeing the Police Ministry.
Police Minister Elodio Aragon Jr. discusses his commitment to tackling crime and corruption in his new role overseeing the Police Ministry.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow has left the country for a medical appointment, with Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber acting in his absence.
Eamon Courtenay has been confirmed as the Opposition Senator on the Senate Select Committee investigating the Immigration Department.
The Tourism Minister was unable to provide updates on key tourism development promises made before the election, including roads and an airport.
John Saldivar has been reinstated as Minister of Defence after a legal opinion cleared him of any wrongdoing regarding his past business ties with William Danny Mason.
Cabinet ministers acknowledged the absence of Gaspar Vega, who resigned following a scandal, but confirmed that business continued as usual.
Tourism Minister Manuel Heredia expresses readiness to face a Senate inquiry regarding the Immigration Department audit.
Edmond "Clear-the-land" Castro has been officially sworn in as the Minister of Transport and NEMO following a Cabinet reshuffle by the Prime Minister.
The PUP demands a national referendum on offshore oil exploration following community pressure and environmental concerns regarding the Belize barrier reef.
The Minister of Education proposes using the BNTU's strike fund to pay teachers' salaries during strikes, but the union disagrees on its intended purpose.
Minister of Health Pablo Marin defends the UDP party amid scandals, emphasizing the positive contributions of Gaspar Vega despite his resignation.
Patrick Faber discusses the government's response to the land scandal involving Gaspar Vega and the ongoing investigations.
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