The House Passes The Ninth
The House of Representatives passed the Ninth Amendment, enshrining public ownership of essential utilities amid significant political controversy and opposition absence.
The House of Representatives passed the Ninth Amendment, enshrining public ownership of essential utilities amid significant political controversy and opposition absence.
Chief Justice Kenneth Benjamin denied an injunction against the implementation of the Ninth Constitution Amendment Bill, prompting an urgent appeal from the Ashcroft Alliance.
Dean Barrow concluded a heated debate on the ninth amendment, criticizing opposition members and discussing the implications of a referendum.
Francis Fonseca has been endorsed as the uncontested new leader of the People's United Party following a meeting of the party's National Executive in Belize City.
The absence of a Leader of the Opposition in the House is due to a lack of support for Said Musa from key PUP members.
The Privy Council ruled against the Government of Belize regarding a 33.5 million dollar debt guarantee, complicating financial obligations for the administration.
The Government plans to pass the Ninth Amendment bill despite potential opposition from representatives influenced by outside interests.
The National Trade Union Congress of Belize has informed Senator Paul Perriot of his nonfunctional status due to non-attendance and plans to replace him.
The Women's National Commission launched its third cohort to train women for political careers in Belize, emphasizing the importance of women's participation in politics.
Three candidates have emerged for the leadership of the People's United Party after Francis Fonseca declined the nomination.
The opposition party faces a constitutional crisis as it struggles to elect a new Leader of the Opposition after John Briceno's resignation.
The Barrow administration is advancing the ninth amendment amid opposition and legal challenges regarding the need for a referendum before its passage.
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