AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChild Protection: The National Commission for Families and Children launched child protection training for 80 teachers from Wesley College, Excelsior High School, and Gwen Lizarraga High School, stressing teachers’ duties as mandatory reporters. Telecom Tension: Belize Telemedia’s board approved a proposed $80M acquisition of Speednet/SMART, but independent senators walked out in protest and unions/social partners are calling for Public Utilities Commission review and more transparency. Broadcasting Rules: Prime Minister John Briceño defended a proposed Broadcasting Bill aimed at licensing revenue-generating online news operators, saying it’s not censorship. Environment Watch: Residents in the Belize River Valley reported a major fish die-off; the Department of the Environment is running water quality tests and has advised against consuming fish or using river water until results come in. Public Safety Alerts: Police warned of a fake traffic ticket text scam. Sports & Education: UB expanded online course access after registration complaints, while Belize Athletics Association launched a week-long summer camp for ages 4–14. Maritime Tragedy: Missing fisherman Samuel Chi was found dead after a search at sea.
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