Prime Minister Dean Barrow reassures Belizeans that bondholders will agree to new repayment terms after missing a Superbond payment.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow stated there is no reason to consult the Opposition Leader regarding government decisions on debt restructuring.
Oceana Belize's Supreme Court challenge against offshore oil drilling contracts issued by the Government in 2007 is set for a ruling by Justice Oswell Legall.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow defends Deputy Vega's comments about land distribution to family members, stating he finds them unobjectionable when put in context.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow stated that the visit from the Taiwanese Vice President did not result in any financial aid for Belize.
Francis Fonseca, Leader of the Opposition, expresses concerns over lack of consultation regarding the Superbond restructuring and discusses internal party leadership decisions.
The Foreign Minister emphasizes the need for more extradition treaties following the abrupt end of a case involving Slovakian gangster Karol Mello.
The government has skipped a $46 million Superbond payment, prompting concerns among bondholders and plans for potential restructuring.
A special House Meeting is scheduled for next week to pass legislation and address terms for a policy-based loan with the IDB.
Area Representative Mark King discusses the ongoing gang violence on La Croix Boulevard and his shift from a gang truce to a focus on peace.
the Government of Belize announced it will not make a 46 million dollar Superbond payment due on August 20, 2012, citing financial challenges and the need for restructuring.
The PUP National Executive passed resolutions preventing challenges to the Party Leader and elected representatives until after the next general election.
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