UNESCO Scolds Government
UNESCO expresses concerns over Belize's oil concessions in marine World Heritage Areas, urging legislation to protect the Belize Barrier Reef system.
UNESCO expresses concerns over Belize's oil concessions in marine World Heritage Areas, urging legislation to protect the Belize Barrier Reef system.
Edmund Castro was removed from his Cabinet position following allegations of corruption related to a land deal with a Belizean American woman.
FECTAB criticizes tourism policies and CEO Mike Singh's alleged involvement in a controversial cruise tourism facility in Placencia during a heated press conference.
The mayor discussed a garbage crisis in Belize City during a meeting with the secretary general of the Commonwealth Local Government Forum.
the Bar Association condemned Prime Minister Dean Barrow's remarks about its political affiliations and discussed the selection process for a new Chief Justice.
Roger Espejo contests Carlos Perdomo in the upcoming convention for the Caribbean Shores constituency set for December fifth.
Carlos Perdomo defends his record against accusations of visa irregularities raised by opposition leader John Briceno in a heated parliamentary debate.
The Prime Minister and opposition leaders debated the government's plan to sell BTL shares amid concerns over business risks and past agreements.
Francis Fonseca criticized the Prime Minister for undermining the judiciary, while Barrow defended his actions and announced plans for a Belizean president of the court of appeal.
The VIP Party opposes the proposed immigration amnesty, urging for public consultation and progressive reform instead.
the court refused an injunction request from the Ashcroft Alliance regarding the sale of BTL shares, marking a significant victory for the government of Belize.
Belize's Cabinet reinstated High Commissioner Kamela Palma after she apologized, while an auditor will investigate allegations of mismanagement at the UK office.
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