A British court ruled that former High Commissioner John Yapp was unfairly dismissed following a complaint by Eamon Courtenay regarding alleged inappropriate behavior.
Professor Robert Gullett discusses the implications of the ICJ's potential decisions on maritime boundaries between Belize and Guatemala.
The Taiwanese Navy Mid Shipment Cruising and Training Squadron visits Belize for a diplomatic mission and goodwill tour in Central America and the Caribbean.
Guatemala has officially suspended its National Referendum, prompting Belizean officials to await confirmation from the OAS regarding the situation.
Guatemalan Foreign Minister Fernando Carerra announces the cancellation of the October referendum regarding Belize.
Alberto Ramdin of the OAS stated that Guatemala will not display an offensive map of Belize during the upcoming General Assembly in Antigua.
Nicolas Maduro wins the Venezuelan presidential election by a narrow margin amid allegations of voter fraud and calls for a recount.
Guatemala's president warns Belize to accept changes to the referendum law or the planned ICJ referendum will be canceled.
The Guatemalan foreign minister discussed anti-drug policy at the OAS while the government acquired new aircraft to combat illegal activities in the Maya Biosphere.
Guatemala's Foreign Minister Fernando Carrera is meeting with OAS Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza to discuss postponing referendums planned for October 6th, 2013.
A confidential State Department paper reveals advice to Margaret Thatcher regarding Belize's territorial disputes with Guatemala before its independence.
Guatemala's president Otto Perez Molina is implicated in a trial over crimes against indigenous persons during the civil war, facing serious allegations from a witness.
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