The PUP criticizes the Barrow administration for the high cost of BTL's nationalization, claiming it burdens taxpayers with over half a billion dollars.
The government blames the PUP for inflated share prices due to a past Accommodation Agreement, while PUP leader John Briceno defends his party's actions.
John Briceno criticizes the Accommodation Agreement involving Speednet and BTL, claiming it benefits Ashcroft rather than the Belizean government or people.
PUP Leader John Briceno claims 7News received a special pass to visit the Sarstoon, while the party criticizes the government's handling of Belize-Guatemala relations.
The Prime Minister blames former PM Said Musa for 60% of a $258 million share cost due to an unlawful accommodation agreement.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow defends the government's handling of a 198 million dollar interest payment despite criticism regarding its high cost.
The government must pay 190 million dollars to the Ashcroft Alliance within 10 days, raising concerns about Belize's debt load and fiscal deficit.
COLA's attorney criticizes the government for prolonging a legal battle over BTL, resulting in significant financial costs to Belize.
the Prime Minister discussed the recent negotiations regarding Belizean access to the Sarstoon River and Guatemala's response to the agreements made.
The Prime Minister is hesitant to change Belize's referendum law while uncertainty over the Sarstoon Protocol remains, despite calls for a lower voting threshold.
The Chief Justice and Attorney General's Ministry launched a workshop to address public dissatisfaction with the Belizean justice system and promote judicial reform.
COLA condemns the Social Security Board's decision to invest in shares of BTL and BEL, citing concerns over cronyism and lack of proper audits.
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