Teachers Union plans a mass demonstration in Belmopan as Prime Minister Dean Barrow addresses their stance against corruption and the impact on education.
The Prime Minister is engaging in diplomacy with social partners to address grievances and prevent mass protests against the government.
The Prime Minister insists on maintaining three UDP Senators on the Senate Select Committee despite calls for a reduced membership from the PUP and BNTU.
The National Evangelical Association of Belize is appealing a court ruling that removed the sodomy law, citing concerns over family protections and moral implications.
Teachers from across Belize plan to demonstrate in Belmopan against the government, demanding good governance and opposing salary adjustments being deferred.
Union President Luke Palacio criticizes the government's approach to the Senate inquiry into immigration corruption, calling for a committee composition similar to past inquiries.
BNTU President Luke Palacio responds to Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber's accusations of political motives behind the Teachers Union's demonstration.
the Prime Minister responded to the BNTU's demands regarding good governance and the Police Minister's position, with the union planning to discuss his response further.
Maria Marin discusses her interactions with former Minister of State Elvin Penner and criticizes the auditor general's process and findings.
Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber commits to allowing Caleb Orozco and UNIBAM to voice their concerns alongside the Church State Commission.
The teachers' union has presented a list of demands to the Prime Minister, prompting a response and a planned demonstration in Belmopan.
the Deputy Prime Minister discussed the government's decision to support a Senate Select Committee to investigate the Auditor General's reports on immigration practices.
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