Rolando Zetina Leaves Social Security for Politics
Rolando Zetina resigns from Social Security to pursue a full-time political career as a PUP candidate for Belmopan.
Rolando Zetina resigns from Social Security to pursue a full-time political career as a PUP candidate for Belmopan.
The case against the wall separating tourism areas in Belize City was presented in court, highlighting issues of discrimination and regulatory failures.
Mike Espat expresses low expectations for winning the PUP deputy leader position at the upcoming national convention in Corozal Town.
Prime Minister Said Musa clarifies that the government owes BZ$33.5 million to the Belize Bank, despite confusion over a US dollar figure.
Said Musa publicly supports Johnny Briceno for deputy leader ahead of the PUP's national convention in Corozal.
Prime Minister Said Musa met with U.S. President George Bush to discuss the renewal of the Caribbean Basin Initiative and issues related to deportees.
Prime Minister Said Musa participated in high-level meetings with U.S. President George Bush in Washington DC.
Closing arguments were presented in the Mayan land rights case involving the Villagers of Conejo and Santa Cruz against the government of Belize.
Godfrey Smith argues against the idea of an elected Senate, supporting the current non-legislative role of senators.
The Solicitor General revealed discrepancies in the debt amount owed by Universal to Belize Bank, raising questions about the signed documents by the Prime Minister and Attorney General.
Narda Garcia won a significant ruling in the Court of Appeals allowing her case against the Hulse Senate Committee report to be reviewed.
Ralph Fonseca confirmed his candidacy for the Belize Rural Central Committee after initially deciding against running, amid party dynamics and upcoming elections.
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