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Meetings At The Intersection Of Tourism And Immigration
The Ministry of Immigration met with tourism stakeholders to discuss a National Migration and Development Policy for Belize.
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Cops Left Waiting for National Agric Show Paycheck
Police officers who worked at the National Agriculture and Trade Show 2026 have not been paid for over two weeks due to a pending revised invoice.
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From Conflict to Consensus: Bus Association Good With Transport Ministry
The Bus Association and the Ministry of Transport have resolved their differences after a recent blockade of the Phillip Goldson Highway.
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Safeguarding Our Waters: Coast Guard Welcomes Newest Recruits
Forty-nine recruits have completed training and joined the Belize Coast Guard during a passing-out ceremony.
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Work Officially Underway On Belcan And Swing Bridges
Work has begun on the replacement of the Belcan and Swing bridges, with temporary structures expected to be completed in three to four months.
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It Could Get Messy: Underground Sewer Line Adds New Wrinkle To Belcan Bridge Project
The Belcan Bridge project faces challenges due to an underground sewer line that was not initially accounted for in the engineering plans.
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Is Coast Guard Cutting Corners Because of Gas Prices?
The Coast Guard is adapting its operations in response to rising fuel prices while ensuring maritime security.
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Robust Representation By Drone Users At UAS Consultation
drone operators expressed their concerns during the Ministry of Civil Aviation's public consultation on new regulations for unmanned aerial systems in Belize.
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Will Police Be Forced To Abandon Raccoon Street Station?
The Ministry of Home Affairs plans to relocate the aging Raccoon Street police station due to severe structural issues.
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New CEO To Be Named At Prison
Virgilio Murillo is retiring as CEO of Kolbe Central Prison, with George Gomez reported as his replacement pending confirmation.
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13 Structures Burn In San Pedro Columbia, It Started At The Village Church
A fire in San Pedro Columbia destroyed 13 homes and a church, displacing about 30 people, with suspicions of arson raised by the church pastor.
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Caye Caulker Village Council Wants Parcel 815, Home Affairs CEO Finds That Request Strange
Caye Caulker Village Council is seeking to transfer title of parcel 815 while construction on the police station resumes amid government discussions.
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