The House of Representatives has adopted a zero-tolerance motion against domestic violence, receiving unanimous support from parliamentarians during today's meeting.
Minister Landy Habet stated that the Waterloo Group has not provided evidence for their corruption allegations against the National Environmental Appraisal Committee.
Labour Minister Oscar Requena addressed unemployment concerns raised by Opposition leader Shyne Barrow regarding job losses due to COVID-19.
The Opposition Leader inquired about the status of the Marijuana Amendment Bill from the Minister of New Growth Industries.
the Maya of the Toledo District and the Ministry of Indigenous Peoples Affairs are in conflict over the implementation of Maya Customary Land tenure and the Free Prior Informed Consent…
The government admitted to violating the Finance and Reform Act by awarding a contract to Speednet without proper procedure, raising questions about accountability.
the UDP Central Executive has decided to wait for Patrick Faber to submit his resignation amid internal resistance to moving on from the situation
Minister Julius Espat expresses concerns about domestic abuse allegations against parliament members and the current state of the UDP party.
The new Defamation Amendment Bill affects media rights, but the government has not consulted the press before its introduction in the House of Representatives.
The Cabinet approved a VISA requirement for Venezuelans, Ecuadorians, and Dominicans to protect against human smuggling, despite concerns about its impact on tourism.
The Belize Tourism Board funded a $31,600 cleanup campaign in Pickstock, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest involving Minister Anthony Mahler.
Moses "Shyne" Barrow was sworn in as the leader of the opposition for the second time in less than a year amid ongoing political turmoil in the UDP.
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