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Views: 9Posted: Wednesday, March 20, 2019. 9:37 am CST. By Aaron Humes: T he U.S. State Departments country report on Belize for human rights condemns abuses across the government spectrum, documented in 22 pages and released a week ago.But on Friday during the House of Representatives meeting, chairman of the Public Accounts Committee Julius Espat brought it up in a political context.He referenced Section 4 of the report, which refers to the laws on corruption not being implemented effectively and officials engaging in corrupt practices with impunity.Espat bulldozed through Speaker Laura Longsworths pleas not to read the report through, citing Port Loyola area rep and Minister of Human Development, Anthony Boots Martinezs entanglement with former worker Kirk Lamb, who accused him of using him, Lamb, as a dupe in the granting of civil contracts for housing and repairs despite him not knowing anything of such, then pocketing the money, a charge Martinez denies. Madam Speaker, the United Democratic Party does not want us to spe ak of these improper activities, of these corrupt activities, of these illegal activities. The people of Belize have been asking for the longest for investigations to be carried out [on] these allegations. And now, we are having the United States Department [of State] making a report, requesting absolutely the same thing, Madam Speaker; I see no reason why these issues cannot be brought up to the House, Madam Speaker, so that they can be addressed. These Gcwh Kia Plans to Produce EVs in the US by 2024: Here s Why
Cryptocurrencies becoming legal tender in some parts of the world seem to be a trend these days. And the latest to hop in on the train is the southern Swiss city of Lugano.lugano at nightGetty Images According to a report by CoinTelegraph, the city s officials have inked a partnership with Paolo Ardoino, Tether USDT chief technical officer, to set up a 3 million-Swiss franc fund to push for the acceptance of Bitcoin BTC , USDT, and the LVGA token in everyday transactions around the city.One of the main goals of the partnership, according to Ardoino, is to attract more talent in the global cryptocurrency business and make Lugano a so-called major blockchain hub for all of Europe.Here is an announcement by Ardoino on Twitter regarding the partnership with the Lugano city admin: lugano planb announced bitcoin tether and luga CHF stablecoin as legal tender.Here are all the things that you can pay for within few months in the city .馃崼馃嚚馃嚟 pic./xkNA9Sp4Xwmdash; Paolo Ardoino 馃馃崘 @paoloardoino March 3, 2022 CoinDesk reports that this move also goes far beyond what other Swiss localities have been doing in terms of adopting cryptocurrencies. Some of these places have accepted crypto for tax payments, for instance, but Lugano looks to do far more than that.As you can see in the announcement video by Ardoino, not only will Lugano s residents be able to pay their taxes in Bitcoin, Tether, or LVGA tokens, but they ll also be able to use the digital currencies to p
Views: 9Posted: Wednesday, March 20, 2019. 9:37 am CST. By Aaron Humes: T he U.S. State Departments country report on Belize for human rights condemns abuses across the government spectrum, documented in 22 pages and released a week ago.But on Friday during the House of Representatives meeting, chairman of the Public Accounts Committee Julius Espat brought it up in a political context.He referenced Section 4 of the report, which refers to the laws on corruption not being implemented effectively and officials engaging in corrupt practices with impunity.Espat bulldozed through Speaker Laura Longsworths pleas not to read the report through, citing Port Loyola area rep and Minister of Human Development, Anthony Boots Martinezs entanglement with former worker Kirk Lamb, who accused him of using him, Lamb, as a dupe in the granting of civil contracts for housing and repairs despite him not knowing anything of such, then pocketing the money, a charge Martinez denies. Madam Speaker, the United Democratic Party does not want us to spe ak of these improper activities, of these corrupt activities, of these illegal activities. The people of Belize have been asking for the longest for investigations to be carried out [on] these allegations. And now, we are having the United States Department [of State] making a report, requesting absolutely the same thing, Madam Speaker; I see no reason why these issues cannot be brought up to the House, Madam Speaker, so that they can be addressed. These Gcwh Kia Plans to Produce EVs in the US by 2024: Here s Why
Cryptocurrencies becoming legal tender in some parts of the world seem to be a trend these days. And the latest to hop in on the train is the southern Swiss city of Lugano.lugano at nightGetty Images According to a report by CoinTelegraph, the city s officials have inked a partnership with Paolo Ardoino, Tether USDT chief technical officer, to set up a 3 million-Swiss franc fund to push for the acceptance of Bitcoin BTC , USDT, and the LVGA token in everyday transactions around the city.One of the main goals of the partnership, according to Ardoino, is to attract more talent in the global cryptocurrency business and make Lugano a so-called major blockchain hub for all of Europe.Here is an announcement by Ardoino on Twitter regarding the partnership with the Lugano city admin: lugano planb announced bitcoin tether and luga CHF stablecoin as legal tender.Here are all the things that you can pay for within few months in the city .馃崼馃嚚馃嚟 pic./xkNA9Sp4Xwmdash; Paolo Ardoino 馃馃崘 @paoloardoino March 3, 2022 CoinDesk reports that this move also goes far beyond what other Swiss localities have been doing in terms of adopting cryptocurrencies. Some of these places have accepted crypto for tax payments, for instance, but Lugano looks to do far more than that.As you can see in the announcement video by Ardoino, not only will Lugano s residents be able to pay their taxes in Bitcoin, Tether, or LVGA tokens, but they ll also be able to use the digital currencies to p
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