Immigration Director Paulino Castellanos is suspended amid an immigration scandal following a report by Home Affairs CEO Allan Usher recommending further investigation.
An internal probe into the Immigration Department is focusing on senior personnel, with findings pending release after being vetted by the Prime Minister.
A dispute over land ownership escalates as the lease holder's son defends against claims made by Isaac Polonio, with a court case pending.
Simeon Sampson argues against the death penalty, stating it does not deter crime and calls for addressing poverty instead.
Cabinet plans to draft legislation restricting appeals to the Privy Council in criminal cases, while Simeon Sampson criticizes the move as ineffective and politically motivated.
The UDP land saga has been resolved with a mutual decision allowing the UDP and Youth for the Future to co-exist on disputed crown land.
P.M. Musa and UDP Leader Dean Barrow agree on a constitutional amendment to expedite the death penalty appeal process in Belize.
Sir Shridath Ramphal continues consultations on Belize/Guatemala negotiations, while Dr. Gilda Lewis organizes vigils for Phillip Goldson to seek spiritual guidance.
The government plans to borrow 125 million US dollars through a bond issue, which Cabinet has agreed to support in the House.
Maya Leaders Alliance met with Sir Shridath Ramphal to assert their position against any land cession in the Belize-Guatemala territorial negotiations.
The government plans to privatise the Hattieville prison, with management to be taken over by the Kolbe Foundation.
Marisa Quan reflects on her tumultuous political career and the challenges she faces as a single mother driving a cab after her political aspirations faltered.
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