PUP vs. DPP
The PUP criticized the Director of Public Prosecutions for his findings in the Zenaida Moya case regarding the assault of Vaughan Gill.
The PUP criticized the Director of Public Prosecutions for his findings in the Zenaida Moya case regarding the assault of Vaughan Gill.
San Pedro residents oppose the sale of land to Caribbean Developers Limited, planning a protest and petition against the government's decision.
Both major political parties in Belize accuse each other of vandalizing campaign billboards, violating a recent agreement to respect each other's signs.
Prime Minister Musa has scheduled a house meeting for next Wednesday, raising speculation about a potential election announcement.
Both UDP and PUP signed a code of conduct regarding political signs, leading to a back-and-forth defacement of lamp-posts in the city.
The Appeals Court denied Belize Bank's request to appeal to the Privy Council regarding a case involving the Prime Minister's authority over Universal Health Services.
Ralph Fonseca is questioned over potential violations of BEL's safety code regarding campaign signs in Ladyville.
All political parties in Belize committed to a non-violent election code of conduct led by the Police Department ahead of the upcoming general election.
Cane farmers from Orange Walk challenge the Sugar Industry Act in court, seeking constitutional redress against mandatory membership in the Belize Cane Farmers Association.
Mark King was acquitted of indecent words against Chester Williams in court, with the magistrate ruling the words were not sufficient for a charge.
the government is preparing public officers for election duties ahead of the 2008 general elections
Prime Minister Said Musa announced that a referendum on the Belize-Guatemala territorial dispute will be held after the next general election.
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