Foreign Minister’s Flip-Flop on Rice
Foreign Affairs Minister Wilfred Elrington comments on the competitive pricing of rice from Guyana compared to local production.
Foreign Affairs Minister Wilfred Elrington comments on the competitive pricing of rice from Guyana compared to local production.
The Customs Department is attempting to destroy rice imported by Jack Charles, raising concerns about trade obligations and legal procedures.
Henry Usher, PUP Chairman, is campaigning to regain his seat amid competition from party leader Francis Fonseca's slate backing Oscar Requena.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses government finances, tourism growth, and infrastructure projects in his New Year's message.
The PUP National Convention is set for January 31st in Belmopan, with over 2,700 delegates expected to vote for a new executive.
Michael Finnegan defends the UDP government's new law on stevedores, claiming it protects their interests despite concerns from union members.
The government amended labor laws to classify stevedoring as an essential service, limiting their ability to strike and impacting negotiations with the Port of Belize.
The Christian Workers Union criticizes a new law requiring stevedores to give 21 days notice before striking, claiming it undermines their rights and negotiations.
The People's United Party is in a leadership race, with Henry Usher currently claiming control amid internal disputes over party governance.
The government amended labour law to require 21 days notice for industrial action in Port Services, prompting mixed reactions from unions and the Chamber of Commerce.
John Saldivar discusses his potential candidacy for leadership of the UDP following Dean Barrow's retirement from electoral politics.
The Maya Leaders Alliance demands action from the Government on the implementation of the Caribbean Court of Justice ruling regarding Maya land rights.
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