Cane Farmers Cave: Special Assembly Sunday, Signing Monday
The Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association will hold a special assembly to reverse a previous resolution affecting their agreement with BSI.
The Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association will hold a special assembly to reverse a previous resolution affecting their agreement with BSI.
The Prime Minister urged ASR to allow the BSCFA to sign an agreement after they initially rejected it due to bad advice from activists.
The President of the Caribbean Court of Justice, Sir Denis Byron, visits Belize to address the Bar Association's Law Conference and discuss the court's plans for a sitting in Belize.
The Prime Minister asserts that his party's political future remains strong despite ongoing issues in the sugar industry and accusations of neglecting cane farmers.
The Prime Minister announced that the road project involving Imer Hernandez is under review due to concerns over its quality and contractor performance.
Audrey Matura-Shepherd criticizes Chairman Cansino at a press conference regarding the treatment of cane farmers by ASR/BSI.
Fred Ortega blames the Prime Minister for pressuring farmers into signing agreements with BSI/ASR as the cane crop season approaches.
The National Trade Union Congress supports cane farmers and emphasizes the importance of unity against multinational companies affecting Belize's economy.
NTUCB President Dylan Reneau was absent from a press conference attended by other union leaders, prompting comments from Vice President Adelaide Guerra.
The Government of Belize is considering whether to bail out the BSCFA amid financial issues related to the sugar crop.
Attorney General Wilfred Elrington discusses the Prime Minister's responsibility regarding the administration of the Court of Appeal.
The Attorney General stated that issues with the court of appeal are beyond his authority and promised to inform the Prime Minister.
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