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So effective March of 2026, agents and applicants will see the increase in fees at the vital stats unit. For some it might not be much but for others who are applying for multiple documents at a time, they might feel the sting in their pockets. But luckily once you get hold of your documents there will be no need to apply for it again once it is digitized.
And while the vital stats officer is the repository of the people's identity - it's also a business hub for the many agents who make their money by going through the hassle regular folks try to avoid. They make their money by obtaining documents - and are key stakeholders in the management of that officer.
And if there are fewer and fewer persons applying for their birth papers, marriage license and so forth, wouldn't it impact the revenues being collected at the VSU? The AG says yes but the PM still pushed for them to go through with the process.
And going back now to a story that should have aired in our first segment - Joseph Budna currently has a Constitutional claim before the court for illegal abduction by state actors. If that succeeds, would GOB, specifically the Attorney General's ministry pursue Budna's return to Belize? The AG says that there are a number of steps they would have to take for this to happen.
And the Enriquez challenge really comes out of a call for redistricting. So when will that happen:
By: Anthony Sylvester
And while the AG doesn't know much about that agreement we also asked him about the Jerry Enriquez application to apply for judicial review to challenge the decision made by the Judicial and Legal Services Commission which dismissed the complaint against Justice Tawanda Hondora:
In other news, the Belize Communication Workers for Justice have been clamoring for their retroactive interest on their severance going back to their date of termination. We asked the auditor general for his opinion on their demands and whether or not they are eligible to receive such payment.
We also asked the ATTORNEY GENERAL for his view of the PM's letter to the Cane Farmers Association.
By: Philip Pierre, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Anthony Sylvester
At least 6 persons are dead due to boat strikes by the US in Caribbean waters in February of this year. According to the US, these strikes are part of their anti-narcotic operation. However, many have considered these extrajudicial killings murders. Little information is known about the identities of the men, but one journalist from Al Jazeera English has been investigating the deaths of two St. Lucians. In today's press conference, he got into a back-and-forth with St. Lucia's Prime Minister after he asked what justice the families should receive, and whether the US has immunity to kill citizens in the region. Here's how that went:
And aside from the case against the ombudsman, the AG's office is also tackling several matters brought to the CCJ by Jerry Enriquez—including a new case in which Enriquez is suing the government for leaving the ombudsman's office vacant. Here's what he said about those cases.
