Marriage Bill, From Youth Parliament To House of Representatives
The Marriage Amendment Bill was passed, prohibiting marriage under 18, following advocacy from the Youth Parliament.
The Marriage Amendment Bill was passed, prohibiting marriage under 18, following advocacy from the Youth Parliament.
A new political group, the Belizean Justice Movement, held a press conference to advocate for justice and social change ahead of the upcoming elections.
The Prime Minister is in Mexico for a COCESNA meeting while Deputy Cordel Hyde serves as acting Prime Minister.
The Prime Minister did not confirm rumors of early elections but stated they will occur next year, with a budget item for elections causing speculation.
The Senate blocked the appointment of Maria Rodriguez as acting auditor general, leaving the position vacant while the government continues its work.
The Prime Minister addressed the confusion regarding the KHMH union representative's role on the board and proposed changes to improve confidentiality in discussions.
BEL requests the government to declare a power emergency due to projected blackouts and generation shortfalls.
The Prime Minister discusses the potential impact of US deportations on Belize's workforce following Donald Trump's election.
The House passed the Marriage Amendment Bill, raising the legal marriage age from 16 to 18 to protect children's education and well-being.
The House Committee meetings proceeded without opposition members present due to their expulsion by the Leader of the Opposition.
Tracy Panton discusses a temporary court injunction affecting the United Democratic Party's headquarters, expressing confidence in a favorable ruling.
Tracy Panton confirms her candidacy for the United Democratic Party in the upcoming elections despite ongoing court matters.
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