Churches Reach Referendum Threshold
Churches in Belize have gathered enough signatures to trigger a referendum on marijuana legalization, despite government resistance.
Churches in Belize have gathered enough signatures to trigger a referendum on marijuana legalization, despite government resistance.
Churches in Belize have gathered over 13,000 signatures to push for a national referendum on the marijuana bill, nearing the threshold needed to trigger the vote.
Mayor Sheran Palacio refuses to attend a meeting called by the Minister of Local Government, Oscar Requena, citing issues with her councillors.
The Council of Churches claims a miraculous collection of signatures for a marijuana referendum, while the Minister clarifies that a petition does not guarantee a referendum.
Former and current security ministers Michael Peyrefitte and Kareem Musa set aside their differences to collaborate on crime-fighting strategies in Belize City.
Minister Kareem Musa discusses banking challenges related to the potential marijuana legislation and responds to Dean Barrow's concerns.
Andre Vega wins an appeal against the government, prompting the Attorney General to question the handling of the case and explore options for a response.
Andre Vega won a case that set aside a Supreme Court judgment requiring him to repay 400 thousand dollars to the government for a land title error.
Michael Peyrefitte criticizes Minister Kareem Musa for his handling of national security and calls for an end to his approach.
Shyne Barrow clarifies rumors about attempting to mortgage the UDP headquarters and emphasizes the importance of evaluating party assets and liabilities.
Chairman Andrew Marshalleck insists that evidence exists for the Commission of Inquiry despite claims from Dean Barrow and Hugo Patt regarding its use.
The new parking meter system in Belize City faces criticism as questions arise about political connections and vendor transparency.
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