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The Marijuana Debate Chronicled
viewers express mixed opinions on the government's new marijuana policy and its implications for society and law enforcement in Belize.
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GOB Appoints Good Governance Commission
The Belize Governance Improvement Commission has been appointed to enhance government transparency and accountability amid concerns over past secret deals.
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PM Musa Says Why Not Legalize It!
Prime Minister Said Musa supports the decriminalization of marijuana, arguing it allows police to focus on more serious crime issues.
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The Marijuana Debate: Is It Illegal to Legalize it?
The debate continues over the legality of police discretion in arresting individuals for possession of small amounts of marijuana in Belize.
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Weigh in on the Marijuana Debate:
Assistant Commissioner of Police Maureen Leslie's memo on marijuana possession has sparked public debate and calls for opinions on the police's discretion in charging youths.
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Christian Workers' Union Blasts CITCO for Privatizing Sanitation Services
The Christian Workers' Union criticizes CITCO for privatizing sanitation services and calls for a meeting to discuss workers' rights.
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Belize Prepares for Caribbean Court of Justice
Belize prepares for the Caribbean Court of Justice, which is set to replace the Privy Council and address trade disputes within CARICOM.
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Musa Deflects Criticisms of Troubled $450 Million Bond
Prime Minister Said Musa deflected criticisms regarding the troubled $450 million bond offering, stating that Belize can meet its debt commitments regardless of the bond's status.
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GOB Plays Slowball with the Guatemalans over Drug Helicopter
Belize is delaying the return of a drug helicopter to Guatemala while completing its own investigation into the incident.
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... And Chastises the Local Media
The Prime Minister criticized local media for intruding on the privacy of violence victims in hospitals during interviews.
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M-LAT Becomes Domestic Law
Cabinet has decided to incorporate the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty into domestic law following issues in a recent legal case.
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Petroleum Haulers Drop Bombshell in Legal Challenge
The court heard a constitutional motion against the Petroleum Haulers Bill, with claims of kickbacks from oil companies presented by attorney Lois Young-Barrow.
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