The debate over the decriminalization of sodomy in Belize has sparked widespread discussion and controversy across various sectors of society.
Belizeans for Justice announced a parade against the proposed Ninth Amendment to the Constitution, urging citizens to stand against perceived threats to democracy.
The Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister met with sugar industry stakeholders to discuss Banco Atlantida's proposed investment and address farmers' expectations.
A report by the American Bar Association reveals Belize's prosecutorial system has significant shortcomings, scoring 12 positives and 16 negatives against international standards.
The government is pushing ahead with the 9th amendment to the constitution despite criticism, while public consultations are set to begin soon.
The Belize government has withdrawn the controversial 8th amendment bill on preventative detention to focus on the 9th amendment regarding public ownership of utilities.
Attorney Arthur Saldivar expresses strong opposition to the proposed ninth amendment, arguing it undermines judicial review and the democratic process in Belize.
Wayne Usher is campaigning for re-election to the city council and aims to eventually run for national office.
The House of Representatives tabled a constitutional amendment to ensure public ownership of utilities following recent nationalizations.
Marcel Cardona wore a hard hat to the House of Representatives following an incident where he was assaulted during a previous meeting.
journalist Carla Bradley was denied entry to a House Meeting due to not having an ID for her camera.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced a pause on the preventative detention amendment to prioritize a constitutional amendment for public utility ownership.
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