The National Assembly debated new crime prevention measures, including a controversial bill allowing police to wiretap communications, amid accusations of past abuses by previous administrations.
The House debated four bills aimed at strengthening anti-crime measures, including increased penalties for violent crimes and restrictions on bail for firearm offences.
Bill Lindo claims that a faction within the PUP is attempting to hijack the party's leadership and processes.
the PUP faces internal conflict as four elected representatives demand changes from party leader John Briceno ahead of the upcoming convention in Dangriga.
Police Minister Doug Singh expresses support for a public shutdown aimed at addressing crime issues in Belize.
John Briceno is set to be endorsed as leader of the PUP with no challengers, while Deputy Mark Espat will not seek re-election.
Luke Espat is reportedly seeking the position of national campaign manager for the PUP ahead of the September 13th deadline for nominations.
The PUP held a National Party Council meeting where leader John Briceno received strong support despite the absence of five key parliamentarians.
The PUP's National Party Council meeting will decide on a proposed national convention amid internal party divisions.
Five PUP parliamentarians met with party leader John Briceno to express concerns over a planned National Convention and the future of his leadership.
John Briceno receives support from party caucus members amid concerns from Deputy Leader Mark Espat about a potential leadership challenge and an upcoming national convention.
Four new magistrates were sworn in amid concerns over the future of Belize's judiciary and the non-renewal of contracts for sitting magistrates.
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