11.11.2020, The Second Biggest Swing Ever
The recent elections resulted in a significant swing in support for the PUP, marking the second largest electoral shift in Belize's history.
The recent elections resulted in a significant swing in support for the PUP, marking the second largest electoral shift in Belize's history.
FECTAB raises concerns over the fast-tracked sale of Scotiabank and the Waterloo expansion project amid a health crisis in Belize.
Prime Minister John Briceno announced new CEO appointments for government ministries, including Dr. Deysi Mendez for Health and Wellness, amid social media pushback.
The new PUP government plans to disband the GSU, raising concerns about gang warfare and public safety.
Minister Kareem Musa discusses the government's approach to gang violence and the potential for a state of emergency without immediate action.
Police Minister Musa discusses the potential role of Cordel Hyde in addressing gang violence in Lake I.
Cabinet discussed COVID-19 measures, funding for flood relief, and an investigation into asset sales by the previous administration during a virtual meeting.
Prime Minister John Briceno has announced the appointments of new CEOs for various government ministries.
Commissioner Chester Williams addressed questions about the political implications of returning cayucos to their owners following pressure from newly elected representative Ramon Monchi Cervantez.
The Commissioner of Police denies that recent police transfers are influenced by political changes in the government.
Kevin Arthurs has been appointed as the new CEO of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
The Minister of Home Affairs discusses the feasibility of increasing the police force to 4,000 officers in Belize amid current staffing shortages.
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