Tracy Panton Becomes First Female Leader Of The Opposition
Tracy Panton was sworn in as the first female Leader of the Opposition in Belize's history at a ceremony in Belmopan.
Tracy Panton was sworn in as the first female Leader of the Opposition in Belize's history at a ceremony in Belmopan.
Tracy Panton aims to rebuild the UDP party after being sworn in as Leader of the Opposition, emphasizing unity and a postmortem of past events.
Shyne Barrow asserts his commitment to the UDP leadership despite losing the election in Mesopotamia, attributing his defeat to family dynamics.
Marilee Flowers was disenfranchised after her voter registration was mysteriously transferred to a different constituency without her knowledge or consent.
The PUP achieved a record 68% of the popular vote in the recent election, marking a historic win for Osmond Martinez.
Tracy Panton comments on the election loss of Patrick Faber in Collet, attributing it to financial influence while affirming his role in the UDP.
Shyne Barrow defends his leadership of the UDP despite significant electoral losses and criticism from party members and the media.
The National Trade Union Congress of Belize thanked public officers for their role in the general elections and called for the restoration of their increments.
John Briceno was sworn in as Prime Minister for a second term after the PUP's significant election victory over the UDP.
John Briceno celebrated his election victory in Orange Walk Central, emphasizing the need for humility and focus in his new term as Prime Minister.
Hugo Patt expresses support for Tracy Panton as the leader of the UDP and emphasizes the need for party unity.
The UDP retained 3 constituencies in Belize City during the general elections, amidst political tensions and a mock funeral for Faber.
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