AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoElectricity Watch: BEL says Mexico’s CFE may curtail supply again, with tentative load shedding tonight (8pm–11pm) for parts of San Pedro, Belize City, San Ignacio, Corozal and Dangriga, and BEL also warns more shedding could follow after recent outages. LPG Relief: The Supplies Control Unit announced LPG controlled prices effective today, with a 9-cent-per-gallon drop for the latest shipment—urban retail is now $5.92/gallon and rural $6.02/gallon. Health Workforce Push: Government earmarked $30 million over 10 years to train more Belizean healthcare workers and reduce reliance on foreign staff. Cuban Medical Brigade: Health Minister Kevin Bernard denied claims Cuban doctors are being “sent home,” saying departures are routine vacation travel. Regional Cooperation: Belize and Honduras plan deeper health, security, trade and climate cooperation after Briceño’s visit. Public Service Dispute: PSU told public officers not to participate in the NeoPeople HR pilot until privacy and legal issues are resolved. Public Safety: A BDF soldier died in a Toledo traffic incident near Jacintoville Bridge, and a 77-year-old woman died after being struck on the Philip Goldson Highway.
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