Belize City Council Defends Removal of Spoiled Meat From Market Booths

The Belize City Council says its decision to remove spoiled meat and clean two booths at the Michael Finnegan Market was necessary to protect public health. Council officials insist their actions are based on safety concerns and not retaliation against former licensee Aaron Castillo. Reporter Paul Diaz has the Council’s response.

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