The Foreign Minister reported positive outcomes from the Safe Third Country Agreement with the U.S., noting the transfer of 8 individuals seeking refuge.
Belize's State Representative to ICAO, Kennedy Carrillo, is under investigation in Canada for a domestic incident, prompting a request for a waiver of her diplomatic immunity.
Belarusian refugees have applied to come to Belize, and the Refugees Department reports no backlog in processing applications.
Guyana has appointed Belizean Attorney Godfrey Smith and others to assist in the assessment and response to a deadly maritime disaster.
Two Belizeans were killed in separate shooting incidents in the United States and Guatemala.
Belize is not included in the recent visa waiver list for Spain, raising concerns about the strength of its passport.
The 51st CARICOM Summit in St. Lucia focused on cost of living, regional cooperation, and welcomed French Guiana as an associate member.
CARICOM leaders discuss the impact of uncontrollable fuel prices on high utility costs in Belize and other member states.
CARICOM leaders are coordinating humanitarian aid for earthquake-stricken Venezuela and addressing the humanitarian crisis in Cuba.
St. Lucia's Prime Minister faced questions about the US's role in the deaths of six people during anti-narcotic operations in the Caribbean.
Belize has signed modifications to a $125 million grant agreement with the US Millennium Challenge Corporation for education and energy investments.
Prime Minister John Briceno is in El Salvador to assume the pre-term presidency of SICA and discuss regional cooperation with Vice President Félix Ulloa.
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