Petrocaribe Funds Indirectly Pays For Teachers/Public Officer Increment
Petrocaribe loan funds are indirectly facilitating a 4% salary increment for teachers and public officers in Belize this year.
Petrocaribe loan funds are indirectly facilitating a 4% salary increment for teachers and public officers in Belize this year.
The government has signed contracts to extend Petrocaribe funding for infrastructure projects to rural areas across Belize.
Francis Fonseca gives Prime Minister 21 days to repeal the Petrocaribe Loans Act or face mobilization from the opposition and the public.
The Prime Minister asserts there will be no repeal of the PetroCaribe Loans Act despite opposition pressure and claims of mismanagement.
Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega's defamation lawsuit against Ramon Cervantes Jr. returned to the Supreme Court for a case management conference regarding an amendment to the claim.
The PUP is taking the government of Belize to court to enforce the constitutional amendment for a 13th Senator in the Upper House.
The PUP denies any financial ties with Michael Ashcroft, asserting they will fund their campaign through Belizean support instead.
PUP leader Fonseca's relations with KREMANDALA improve as PM addresses land issues on Caye Caulker and a Haitian national is jailed for fake residency.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow met with cruise lines and Bank of America officials in Miami to discuss the Stake Bank Port and banking relationships.
Patrick Faber was arrested during a 2005 civil unrest event while attempting to attend a university address by then Prime Minister Musa.
PUP Leader Francis Fonseca states that there are no plans for Said Musa to retire from politics despite speculation within the party.
Audrey Matura-Shepherd responds to Dylan Reneau's criticism and discusses internal conflicts within the NTUCB regarding the Petrocaribe loan act.
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