The police association and the Ministry of National Security have resolved their conflict, restoring the association's privileges and ending disciplinary actions against its leaders.
The Belize Advisory Council has ordered the reinstatement of Deputy Commander Javier Castellanos, but the Ministry of National Security plans to challenge this decision in court.
Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington defends the OAS amid protests and clarifies the organization's miscommunication regarding Belize.
The Christian Workers Union and the Social Security Board have signed a new collective bargaining agreement after five years of negotiations.
Godwin Hulse denies allegations of land acquisition and threatens legal action against the Belize Times for a retraction.
COLA staged a protest in Belize City against the OAS for its statement on a shooting incident involving a Guatemalan logger.
Justice Legall adjourned Oceana's challenge to offshore oil contracts, awaiting further arguments regarding the relevance of the Froylan Gilharry case.
Lord Michael Ashcroft requests the removal of Justice Sam Awich from the Court of Appeal, citing misbehavior and prejudice against him and his employee.
The leaders of the Police Association have been placed on interdiction following their public criticism of senior command and the Ministry of Police.
Senator Karen Bodden expresses concerns about the direction of the national conversation on marijuana decriminalization and its implications for education and public health.
Raymond Rivers criticizes port management's proposal to eliminate payment for union representatives during labor negotiations.
The Police Association publicly condemned police transfers, leading to tensions with the Commissioner of Police and the Ministry of National Security over media communication.
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