AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElectricity & Cost of Living: Belizeans are reporting bills that “double or triple” as BEL applies a 1.5-cent COPA adjustment for August, and Prime Minister John Briceño says government is reviewing the spikes with BEL and the Public Utilities Commission, while the UDP demands a rollback and asks how nearly US$400 million in power investments is helping consumers. Energy Accountability: BEL and the Government have called a Monday press conference to address the COPA concerns directly. Public Transport Disruption: Bus operators warn they’ll park buses Monday after the fuel subsidy expired, with the issue headed to Cabinet next week. Church & Justice: The National Evangelical Association of Belize says it accepts Pastor Victor Hernandez’s rape conviction and 10-year sentence, urging safe spaces and stronger leadership boundaries. Arts & Culture: University of Belize hosted a special screening of Salvadoran folklore film “Las Aventuras del Cipitío” with the Embassy of El Salvador. Pageant Buzz: Miss Universe Belize 2026 faces backlash after production issues, including the Tikal backdrop controversy, leading to the National Director’s resignation. Tech for Communities: IOM launched a new digital platform to profile 194 Belizean communities, aiming to improve planning and service delivery.
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