UN Security Council Seat Still Up for Grabs
After 22 rounds of voting, Guatemala and Venezuela still compete for a rotating UN Security Council seat without a winner.
After 22 rounds of voting, Guatemala and Venezuela still compete for a rotating UN Security Council seat without a winner.
Guatemala leads Venezuela in the UN Security Council vote, with Belize urging CARICOM nations not to support Guatemala due to its territorial claim on Belize.
The Cable Operators Association will remove BBC World and BBC America from cable offerings due to failed negotiations over licensing costs.
Former Jamaican Prime Minister PJ Patterson visits Belize for the 25th Anniversary of Independence Celebrations and discusses trade and financial advice.
Guatemalan Foreign Minister Gert Rosenthal visited Belize to discuss mutual interests and lobby for support for Guatemala's bid for a UN Security Council seat.
The U.S. State Department announced that all non-immigrant visa applications must be submitted electronically starting November 1.
Cornelius Dueck, leader of the National Reform Party, is recovering in a Guatemala hospital after a car crash that resulted in one death and several injuries.
Carnival Cruise Corporation plans to build a US$40 million cruise terminal in Santa Tomas de Castilla, Guatemala, after delays in Belize.
CARICOM leaders can now teleconference directly, enhancing diplomatic communication and reducing travel needs, as announced by CARICOM Secretary General Edwin Carrington.
The 27th CARICOM Heads of Government meeting opened in St. Kitts to discuss issues including human trafficking and the United Nations Security Council's rotating seat.
Belize seeks CARICOM support for Venezuela's UN Security Council candidacy during a meeting with Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister Patrick Manning.
Cuba will not transport Venezuelan diesel as initial shipping proposals for the Petrocaribe Initiative were not pursued.
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