Francis Fonseca clarifies Belize's commitment to CARICOM free movement, addressing concerns about an influx of skilled laborers from member countries.
Consultations on the 13th amendment revealed mixed opinions, with some supporting it while others raised concerns about its implications for civil rights.
The courts have ruled that a hearing is necessary regarding the case of Amini Galvez and the fraudulent pharmaceutical permits.
The UDP criticizes the government over the potential buyout of Speednet by BTL, citing conflicts of interest involving the Prime Minister's family.
The University of Belize Faculty and Staff Union protested in Belmopan, demanding the restoration of a 10 million dollar subvention from the government.
Tracy Panton expresses frustration over lack of communication from party leadership following the NPC meeting and outlines her vision for fair caretaker conventions.
Tracy Panton criticized the NPC meeting for lacking quorum and not allowing meaningful participation from opposition members.
Patrick Faber defends himself against accusations of disrupting a National Party Council meeting, claiming he was present peacefully and that there was no quorum.
Tracy Panton discusses the legitimacy of caretaker conventions and her potential candidacy for the upcoming national convention.
UDP Senator Patrick Faber criticizes the government for lack of transparency on CARICOM's free movement commitment and calls for a comprehensive plan to protect Belizean workers.
Public consultations on the controversial 13th Amendment Bill will be held at Swift Hall, focusing on its implications for civil liberties.
Senators expressed concerns regarding the Bail Bill, discussing its implications for victims, police discretion, and the need for amendments before potential support.
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