AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDefence shake-up: Prime Minister John Briceño has taken interim control of the Ministry of National Defence and Border Security after Florencio Marin Jr. requested a 90-day leave while an audit continues, with Briceño calling it a “crisis of confidence” and promising a thorough investigation. BDF procurement scrutiny: The BDF Commander says he has received no complaints about the quality of boots, food, or produce delivered to bases, adding that any substandard items would be rejected. Electricity bills trial: The Public Utilities Commission will test a monthly Cost of Power Adjustment (COPA) system in a controlled sandbox, so BEL can request changes only with PUC approval. CARICOM legal milestone: The Caribbean Court of Justice is set to rule tomorrow on a landmark Belize corporate law case involving rules for companies with foreign shareholders/directors. Disaster readiness funding: Belize received EU-backed support for Sendai Framework implementation, aimed at strengthening disaster preparedness and recovery. Health alert: A norovirus outbreak on the Ruby Princess sickened more than 120 passengers and crew, prompting increased sanitation measures. Local politics: Briceño says the PUP is confident it can win all nine municipalities in March 2027, while UDP Belmopan mayoral aspirant Ritchie Galvez seeks endorsement. Crime: A Guatemalan man was remanded after a domestic dispute in Ladyville left his common-law wife in critical condition. Travel: BermudAir plans new routes including non-stop Belize service starting Dec. 19.
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