OAS Advises Belize & Guatemala To Take Dispute to ICJ
OAS Secretary General Miguel Insulza advises Belize and Guatemala to resolve their territorial dispute at the International Court of Justice.
OAS Secretary General Miguel Insulza advises Belize and Guatemala to resolve their territorial dispute at the International Court of Justice.
British High Commissioner John Yapp was dismissed following allegations of inappropriate conduct at a charity event involving Denise Courtenay.
Guatemala has donated $46,000 worth of first aid kits and emergency supplies to Belize as part of strong bilateral relations.
International arbitrators have ordered the Belizean government to pay Newco $2.6 million following a legal dispute over airport management.
A Grupo Taca plane crash-landed in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, resulting in 5 deaths and 65 injuries due to low visibility from tropical storm Alma.
Albert Street in Belize City was closed for a British Army advertisement simulating hurricane disaster relief efforts.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow is in Taiwan to confirm a US$25 million aid package from the Taiwanese government.
Truckers in Guatemala went on strike over rising fuel costs, temporarily shutting down the Guatemalan side of the Western Border before negotiations led to a resolution.
Taiwan's Midshipman Training and Cruising Squadron, consisting of three warships and 800 sailors, is on a goodwill visit to Belize.
The Commander of the United States Southern Command, Admiral James Stavridis, visited Belize to discuss military cooperation and assistance for the Belize Coast Guard.
The last three Guatemalan families have been removed from Santa Rosa, with 17 families resettled in Guatemala under an OAS programme.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow met with U.S. President George Bush and other CARICOM leaders to discuss trade and tourism issues.
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