The Jalacte Story
tensions between Belizean soldiers and Guatemalan villagers persist due to informal trade and territorial disputes near Jalacte and Santa Cruz.
tensions between Belizean soldiers and Guatemalan villagers persist due to informal trade and territorial disputes near Jalacte and Santa Cruz.
The Belize Defense Force successfully removed an illegally built Guatemalan container from Belizean territory near Jalacte with the assistance of Guatemalan soldiers.
A Guatemalan container illegally placed on Belizean territory near Jalacte has been removed by Belize Defense Force soldiers and police with the help of Guatemalan Armed Forces.
Dionne Crawford, a flood victim from Crooked Tree, received a new home from NEMO after losing his previous one in the 2008 floods.
The Venezuelan housing programme has received numerous applications, but none of the funds have been disbursed yet as the review process begins.
Eleven new homes were handed over to flood victims in Stann Creek, including Mark Ritchie, who lost his family in the June 2008 disaster.
The Police Department received seven new motorbikes to enhance fuel efficiency and response times for patrolling in various communities.
A bizarre accident on the Western Highway involved an Isuzu Rodeo that flipped over but resulted in no serious injuries.
Sugar cane farmers in Orange Walk continue their indefinite strike after rejecting government proposals following a deadly incident during civil unrest.
cane farmers remain on strike after failed negotiations with the Sugar Cane Industry Control Board, threatening Belize's sugar production and quota fulfillment.
The Belize Defence Force welcomed fifty-eight new soldiers during its thirty-first anniversary celebration, emphasizing the evolving responsibilities of modern soldiers.
a boat named Mr. Wolf exploded at the tourism village after refuelling, injuring only the captain and his sideman who are recovering.
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