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Former AG Offers Unsolicited Advice On Jalacte
The former Attorney General advised the government to appeal a court decision, despite acknowledging they may not heed his advice.
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Unions Weighed in On Whistleblowers
The Attorney General reported that unions have submitted recommendations on the Protected Disclosures Bill, which aims to protect whistleblowers in public life.
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AG Says Whistleblowers Bill Opens Door to Mischief
Michael Peyrefitte expresses concerns about the Whistleblowers Bill potentially allowing false accusations without proof.
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AG Rejects 10th Amendment Concerns
The Attorney General addresses concerns regarding the Belize Constitution (Tenth Amendment) Bill of 2021 and its implications for governance autonomy.
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Faber’s Fate Hangs in UDP Chairman’s Hands
Patrick Faber faces a recall petition from 290 UDP delegates, with party Chairman Mike Peyrefitte set to determine the next steps.
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The Real Meaning of “Free Prior and Informed Consent”
The Supreme Court ruled that the Government of Belize violated the land rights of Jalacte residents, ordering the return of lands and compensation for damages.
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Did GOB Ditch Maya Land Use Policy?
The Maya claimants express concern over the government's decision to abandon the Customary Land Tenure Policy during a CCJ compliance hearing.
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What About Big Falls?
The alcalde of Big Falls stated that residents prefer existing land tenure over customary land tenure, contradicting the Maya Leaders Alliance's unified stance.
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Mass Party History: UDP Delegates Move to Recall Leader
The UDP has initiated a recall petition against Party Leader Patrick Faber, marking a historic moment in Belizean political history.
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COMPOL Not Being Quieted
Commissioner Chester Williams addresses speculation about his media accessibility following the appointment of Superintendent Fitzroy Yearwood as his communications director.
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Jalacte Wins 6.3 Million from GOB for Road running Through It
Jalacte Village won over 6 million dollars from the government for violation of their customary land rights during a road construction project.
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CCJ Urges Faster Compliance With Ruling From GOB
The CCJ urges the Belizean government to expedite compliance with a ruling on Maya customary land rights after six years of delays.
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