The Prime Minister discusses the government's plans to legalize marijuana with strict regulations and provisions for expunging records of those imprisoned for possession.
Kareem Musa discusses the proposed marijuana industry amid opposition for a referendum on the Misuse of Drugs Amendment Bill.
Shyne Barrow criticizes the 11th Amendment as discriminatory against marginalized individuals and questions its implications for political representation.
Dean Barrow criticises a government bill that could disqualify individuals with past prison sentences from holding office.
Shyne Barrow outlines his vision for accountability and reform as the new Leader of the Opposition in Belize.
Shyne Barrow and Marisol Amaya engaged in a heated debate over parliamentary accountability and familial ties in politics.
Shyne Barrow defends his aunt Denise Sista B Barrow's absence from the House, emphasizing her commitment to her constituency over parliamentary attendance.
Shyne Barrow supports the Misuse of Drugs Amendment aimed at reforming cannabis laws and addressing the impact on marginalized communities.
Home Affairs Minister Kareem Musa introduces a bill to address shortcomings in marijuana laws and promote social equity in the cannabis industry.
The Belize Ministry of Foreign Affairs remains silent on a BDF incident involving the burning of a Guatemalan farmer's home amid rising tensions.
The House of Representatives will discuss an amendment that could affect Shyne Barrow's eligibility to serve in Parliament, prompting debate among political leaders.
Patrick Faber discusses the challenges he faces regarding the recall petition against his leadership in the UDP party.
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