AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHuman Rights Watch: Advocates warn Belize could face serious consequences if a detainee held under a Preventive Detention Order dies in custody during the State of Emergency, pointing to businessman Dominic Hadeed’s health concerns and claims that detention has blocked needed medical care. Public Utilities & Energy: Minister Michel Chebat defended BEL despite millions in losses, saying the utility must keep the lights on, while also linking Belize’s load shedding to Mexico’s CFE cutbacks and stressing efforts to boost local generation, including a still-pursued solar plan. Transport Scrutiny: Questions continue over the Ministry of Transport’s hiring and procurement—CEO Chester Williams denies nepotism in the transfer of Police Corporal Jhawn Gamboa, says parts are sourced via multiple invoices, and argues one Belmopan mechanic is used only when it offers better value. Justice & Appointments: The Defence Attorneys Association condemned the appointment of two foreign High Court judges and called for changes to the Judicial and Legal Services Commission process. Sports & Community: Belize’s senior men’s volleyball team returns celebrated after winning regional gold, and Stann Creek ITVET reopens after a $1.4M renovation.
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