Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For two weeks, the unions have been raising their voices, but they are still waiting to see whether the Briceño administration is listening. After joining forces to publicly outline their demands during a two-hour press conference, the unions formally placed those concerns before the Prime Minister. Since then, the Public Service Union and now the National Trade Union Congress of Belize have taken to the streets in separate protest actions. With pressure mounting and no clear response from government, we asked Union Senator Glenfield Dennison whether the administration truly takes organized labor seriously.
For two weeks, the unions have been raising their voices, but they are still waiting to see whether the Briceño administration is listening. After joining forces to publicly outline their demands during a two-hour press conference, the unions formally placed those concerns before the Prime Minister. Since then, the Public Service Union and now the National Trade Union Congress of Belize have taken to the streets in separate protest actions. With pressure mounting and no clear response from government, we asked Union Senator Glenfield Dennison whether the administration truly takes organized labor seriously.
