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Cayo South Rep Dismisses UDP Notion of Protest Vote
Julius Espat expresses confidence in Cayo South's support amid UDP's call for a protest vote against the ruling government.
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ReDistricting Case Remains In Court
the Belize Peace Movement's lawsuit against the Elections and Boundaries Commission regarding redistricting continues in court after a ruling in their favor by the Chief Justice.
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Espat Criticizes UDP
Julius Espat defends the government's infrastructure projects as beneficial continuations of previous initiatives during a ceremony for the Philip Goldson Highway and Remate Bypass Upgrading Project.
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Ambassador Alexis, Accused of Rape, But Still The Co-Agent
Ambassador Alexis Rosado, charged with rape, continues to represent Belize at the ICJ strategy session in the UK.
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Briceno and AMLO In Bi-Lateral
President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and Prime Minister John Briceno discuss trade agreements and agricultural support between Mexico and Belize.
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Faber Posts Suggests Shyne Being Undermined
Patrick Faber returns to Belize and posts an anti-Shyne ad, suggesting ongoing disunity within the UDP party.
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Cabinet’s Damascene Conversion?
The government has shifted its stance on a petition for a marijuana legalization referendum after churches submitted nearly 20,000 signatures from registered voters.
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Unbanked Weed Earnings Not That Big A Deal According to Minister Kareem
Minister Kareem Musa downplays concerns over unbanked earnings in the marijuana industry, comparing it to other cash-based industries in Belize.
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New Law For Smoother Divorces, Spares Children From Scarring Divorce Process
The Cabinet has recommended a bill to amend the Marriage Persons Act to simplify the divorce process and protect children from contentious proceedings.
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New Law Empowers Chief Justice, Broadens Powers
The Supreme Court will be renamed the High Court, with the Chief Justice overseeing both the High Court and the Court of Appeal under a new administrative structure.
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Minister Skittish On CITES Story
Minister Orlando Habet discusses the CITES situation involving the importation of plants without required permits and the need for collaboration between ministries.
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PSU Says Admin. Leave For Forest Officer Not Worth Paper It's Written On
The Public Service Union criticizes the punitive administrative leave imposed on Forester Daniel Chi for confiscating plants linked to a family of the Prime Minister.
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