BELIZE UDP GOVERNMENT LOSE 5 POINTS OF APPROVAL RATING!

UDP REPORT REDUCED FROM 70% TO 65%, APRIL 20TH, 2010

Whoever the Cabinet Minister of Lands is? Just cost the UDP Government report card rating, a penalty of 5 points. Reducing the UDP government approval rating from 70% to 65%.
The story behind the story is; that the wife made her monthly trip by bus to Belmopan Lands Department to pick up her title to her DFC house she bought at auction. She had to surrender her LEASE CERTICATE and paid some hundreds over $2000 for the vandalized shell and small house lot in Hillview. It's about 50 ft xy 75 ft. I've lost track of time here, but at least three months ago! Each trip to far-a-way Belmopan, the Lands Department clerks tell her the same story. Your title is on the Cabinet Minister of Lands desk, but he has not signed it yet. That was at least three months ago, if not longer.

The government is not performing and the clerks and bureaucrats of the civil service put the blame squarely on the politician Cabinet Ministers. Those elected to serve and who are failing to do so. I suppose in due course we will find out who is the Minister of Lands and publish same, for voters to make up their own mind in the next election.
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BELIZE ECONOMY RUNNING ALONG AT FULL BORE!

In the meantime, DESPITE the bureaucrats and politicians, the economy of Belize is roaring along at full bore. What you could expect from our economy is doing as well as can be expected, within the range of normal business practices. That the nation is in dire financial straits seems to still be the problem between the BUREAUCRATS AND CIVIL SERVICE and the POLITICIANS. Each side in this war, for using the revenues, loans and borrowing capacity of the nation for their own benefit. So far, NO LEADERSHIP has come out of the UDP making our governing system workable and self sufficient. It is government by foreign loan borrowing as usual. The NATIONAL DEBT continues to rise and will soon rival that of the previous PUP administration.
There is nothing wrong with the economy of Belize, only wrong with the political and bureaucratic civil service leadership. They are both too greedy and expensive.
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