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New Deputy DHS Appointed
Dr. Marvin Manzanero has been appointed as the new Deputy Director of Health Services despite ongoing reviews by the Public Service Commission.
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Caribbean Parliamentarians Meet
Caribbean parliamentarians met at the Biltmore Plaza to discuss parliamentary issues and share ideas for improvement.
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PM Travels/DPM Returns
Prime Minister Dean Barrow has left the country for government business, with Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega filling in during his absence.
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ASP Noble – Why Was He Unceremoniously Removed?
ASP Chris Noble was transferred from his post as Regional Executive Officer in the Belize District to the transport section, raising questions about the reasons behind the move.
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Attorney Arthur Sidles Up To PM’s Law Partner
Arthur Saldivar discusses his payment obligations related to a libel judgment against Prime Minister Dean Barrow and expresses gratitude towards Rodwell Williams.
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NTUCB Big Behind BML Workers; Disses Cops
The National Trade Union Congress of Belize supports BML workers and criticizes police for their handling of charges against them.
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Security CEO Hops Wishes Soldiers Could Stay Off Streets
The CEO of the Ministry of National Security hopes to remove soldiers from urban areas as quickly as they were deployed back to the streets.
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Saldivar Says Eamon Courtenay Is Out To Get Him
Arthur Saldivar claims Eamon Courtenay is pursuing legal action against him over a financial dispute involving the Courtney Coye law firm.
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Prime Ministerial Panacea Puts Street Sweeper Rebellion On Pause
The Prime Minister intervened to resolve the street sweeper rebellion, ensuring workers got their jobs back and charges dropped.
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How PM Dean Saved Mayor Darrell
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced government intervention to pay salaries of BML workers amid a dispute with the Belize City council and the withdrawal of criminal charges against protesting workers.
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Bradley’s Flip-Flops on Litter Tickets: His Human Side Came Out
Mayor Darrell Bradley reversed his decision on littering fines after intervention from Prime Minister Dean Barrow, waiving the $500 tickets for workers.
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Rt. Hon. Musa “Shocked” At BML Arrests
Said Musa expressed shock over the arrest of BML workers protesting for their rights, criticizing the government's handling of the situation.
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