The 57th Summit of the Heads of State and Government of the Central American Integration System took place in Placencia, Belize, with key delegates attending despite the absence of presidents.
Regional leaders are discussing the crisis in Haiti, focusing on civil unrest, gang violence, and the need for free elections.
Nayib Bukele's vice president defends his remarks on international media's portrayal of the Salvadoran president's tactics during the Central American games.
El Salvador's Vice President defends President Bukele's re-election bid amid accusations of unconstitutionality.
The Vice President discusses the migration of Salvadorans to Belize and the U.S., highlighting Belize's appeal for those seeking a better life.
Vice President Ulloa discussed El Salvador's state propaganda aimed at changing perceptions of gang members during a meeting with Prime Minister John Bricenco.
Sandra Torres leads in the first round of Guatemalan presidential elections, with her sister Narda Garcia expressing support from Belize.
The Mexican government launched the Sembrando Vidas project in Belize to support 2,000 small farmers with cash and environmentally friendly agricultural practices.
Prime Minister Briceno attended a meeting with US Vice President Kamala Harris in the Bahamas to discuss trade, security, and climate change issues affecting the Caribbean.
Belize has submitted its final written documents to the International Court of Justice regarding its territorial dispute, moving closer to oral hearings.
Belizeans are among thousands of refugees at the US-Mexico border seeking asylum from various crises in their home countries.
Prime Minister John Briceno attended the ninth summit of the Association of Caribbean States in Guatemala, discussing sustainable development and holding bilateral meetings.
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