And from Placencia we go way inland to Orange Walk Central where the Prime Minister was in his constituency for his annual summer camp.

For the 7-term representative it's an annual event that's been well honed over his 30-plus years in the constituency.

He spoke about it today with our colleagues at CTV3. 071026brfhcm3

John Briceno, Prime Minister
"I'm very excited that the kids are coming out and they're coming out in large numbers and I guess World Cup is on so a lot of kids are out here playing football. A number of them have their Messi and Argentina t-shirt, of course over the one we give them for the summer camp and it really warms my heart, as I told them or what I said this morning that we're trying to have activities for the children because although they're home, they're bored. I asked him what happened when you're at home all day? One kid said I'm bored, and what happens when you're bored? He said, I get in trouble. So we're hoping they come out here, they play football, they learn the techniques of football, and then they get tired so when they go home they eat and then they rest and they don't give their parents a lot of problems. And just now we saw the art where they're teaching them and showing them which is quite exciting, I'm so happy that the committee also the San Estevan village council helped us to organize this for us to be out here making this a success."

"We have the movie night, so San Estevan come join us for the movie night on Saturday and the one that we have on Sunday then we're also going to be having volleyball training and sessions to train our young boys and girls, crochet, we have so many activities so there could be something for everybody and that's what we're trying to do."

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