City Hall responds to claims by Engineer Roque Matus regarding the inadequacy of the Belcan Bridge design and the handling of design documents.
Minister Julius Espat discusses the involvement of a municipal body in building a major bridge instead of the Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing.
The Elections and Boundaries department prepares for a non-partisan referendum on Caye Caulker, with monitors instead of political party scrutineers.
Mayor Bernard Wagner denies knowledge of plagiarism allegations regarding the design of a bridge funded by a grant from Taiwan.
Belize City Council appoints Dr. Candice Pitts as new city administrator following her term as councillor and service in Taiwan.
Jose Mai responds to allegations of criminal involvement made by a Mexican news site with a comical press release denying the claims.
former Minister of State Chris Coye's departure from government was noted in a Cabinet brief, alongside updates on flooding and a marijuana referendum.
Patrick Faber of the UDP criticizes the government's plan to implement the semi-autonomous revenue authority, SARA, calling it regressive and ill-advised.
The UDP condemned the Cabinet's statement regarding the Budna investigation and criticized the Prime Minister's lack of transparency.
Tracy Panton questions the feasibility of an independent investigation in Belize, citing a lack of legislative framework for transparency.
Tracy Panton calls for Commissioner Richard Rosado to resign amid allegations of misleading the public and concerns over surveillance video evidence.
Tracy Panton demands the full release of an investigative report from the government, criticizing its secrecy and selective disclosure.
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