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Mexican Art With A Yucatán Flair
The Mexican Institute in Belize hosts an art exhibit featuring artists from SOMAAP to honor Leonardo Da Vinci's legacy.
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Emerging Writer Launches Ambitious First Book
Belizean writer Kesha Peyrefitte launched her first book, exploring themes of love, politics, and inner darkness at the National Heritage Library in Belmopan.
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When a Sign Is More Than A Sign
A new Belize sign was unveiled in the Fort George Tourism Zone to enhance municipal pride and attract tourists.
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The 19th is For Settlement, April 12 Is For Banishment To The Bay Islands
April 12 marks Survival Day for the Garinagu, commemorating their exile from Saint Vincent to Roatan 219 years ago.
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NGC Considering Stirm’s Apology
The National Garifuna Council is considering its response to Pastor Scott Stirm's apology regarding comments on the Dugu ceremony.
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She Wrote The Book On Maya Medicine
The first book on Maya Herbal Medicine was launched today by Aurora Garcia Saqui in Belize City, showcasing traditional remedies and cultural knowledge.
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TR Shine’s Trip To Jazzfest May Be Cancelled Because He Was Rejected For Visa
Belizean artist TR Shine's participation in New Orleans Jazzfest is jeopardized due to a rejected visa application linked to a past drug charge.
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Turning Reef Predators Into A Delicacy
The story highlights lionfish as a delicious meal and its growing popularity in restaurants in Placencia and the Cayes.
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Boledo Brouhaha On Sunday
Residents protested at the Magistrates Court after a lottery draw malfunction led to a manually selected ball, prompting police intervention.
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Zim In Bze
Food writer Andrew Zimmern visited Belize with his family, enjoying various attractions including the Great Blue Hole and Xunantunich Maya site.
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Stirm Comes Out Swinging
Pastor Scott Stirm defends his comments comparing the Garifuna Dugu Ceremony to witchcraft, while the National Evangelical Association of Belize supports his right to express his views.
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Cantame! Cocono Bwai
Cecil Jenkins Jr, known as Cocono Boy, aims for a third consecutive win at the national song competition with his new song 'Dengue Fever.'
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