News From Political Conventions
Dolores Balderamos Garcia won the PUP race in Belize Rural Central, while Melvin Hulse retained his UDP seat in Stann Creek West.
Dolores Balderamos Garcia won the PUP race in Belize Rural Central, while Melvin Hulse retained his UDP seat in Stann Creek West.
Adele Ramos was denied entry to a house sitting with her purse, raising concerns about potential discrimination against women.
The government plans to hold a special sitting to discuss legislation for the takeover of Belize Electricity Limited.
The Prime Minister clarified that the upcoming House meeting will focus on three anti-crime bills, despite earlier speculation about legislation regarding BEL.
The government of Belize and BEL remain in a tense standoff over electricity payments and disputes with Fortis.
COLA's planned protest in support of the Belize Bus Association was called off due to low turnout and an emergency meeting among bus association members.
The PUP opposes the government's proposed anti-crime legislation, calling it repressive and arguing it undermines personal liberties and justice rights.
The Transport Department plans to enforce new tint regulations, limiting front glass tint to 50%, causing a rush among vehicle owners to comply before the deadline.
Bus drivers protested in the city against the Ministry of Transport's actions regarding Westline Bus, symbolizing a nation in distress with upside down flags.
The BBA and COLA are organizing a demonstration to address unemployment and poverty issues in Belize.
The government will take over BEL after the company declared bankruptcy and failed to secure necessary funding for energy payments.
The Prime Minister faced media heckling during a press conference, where he defended his comments on a controversial story about squatters.
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