No Coming Across The Border To Vote
Belizeans living across borders will not be allowed to enter the country to vote in the upcoming elections due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Belizeans living across borders will not be allowed to enter the country to vote in the upcoming elections due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Nomination day will see restrictions on crowds and motorcades due to COVID-19, as advised by the Commissioner of Police.
OJ Elrington discusses his electoral chances against incumbent Francis Fonseca in the upcoming elections in Freetown.
Commissioner states he cannot account for the duties of all police officers present at PGIA during a political event.
The police department announced promotions for nearly 40 officers, raising questions about government spending during the pandemic.
Danini Marin's salary upgrade raises concerns of favoritism due to her family connections within the Ministry of Health.
Elodio Aragon addresses accusations regarding his presence at the airport, clarifying he was there to meet a friend and denying any impropriety.
The PUP is seeking to block a Supreme Court injunction that aims to delay the upcoming general election due to a redistricting case.
The planners of a leadership debate have set a date but face uncertainty from major political parties regarding participation.
The PUP raises concerns about UDP Ministers Elodio Aragon and Erwin Contreras meeting Chinese nationals at the airport amid election tensions.
the UDP launched its general election campaign virtually, with Dean Barrow handing over leadership to Patrick Faber during the event.
The PUP launched its governance plan aimed at addressing crime and violence in Belize, proposing reforms for the police and justice system.
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