The Caribbean Court of Justice ruled against the Barrow Administration, ordering damages to be assessed for the Ashcroft company after a violation of the rule of law.
The Attorney General discusses the political implications of the CCJ's judgment against the Barrow Administration regarding nationalization.
The Attorney General criticizes the US assessment of Belize's efforts against human trafficking, claiming the government has made significant progress.
farmers and Valley of Peace Farms are in a land dispute over ownership rights in the Cayo District, seeking resolution through the Ministry of Natural Resources.
Eamon Courtenay criticizes Prime Minister Dean Barrow for misleading the public regarding a judgment from the Chief Justice on public spending.
The Caribbean Court of Justice ruled that the Barrow Government owes millions to the Ashcroft Alliance over the nationalization of Belize's registries.
The court ruled that the government acted unconstitutionally in taking over registries, leading to potential damages of up to US$45 million for BISL.
the Attorney General Michael Peyrefitte comments on the CCJ's judgment regarding a contract with Michael Ashcroft and its implications for the government of Belize.
Cpl Eldon Arzu challenges the recent Police Association election results in Supreme Court, claiming the process was illegal and biased against him.
The Prime Minister confirmed that the Cabinet has rejected the proposed investment by Waterloo Investment Holdings Limited for the Port of Belize.
The Caribbean Court of Justice's judgement on the government's acquisition of registries could lead to damages near 100 million dollars if the government loses.
the opposition leader criticized Prime Minister Barrow for seeking approval for relief loans amid unresolved budgetary spending issues.
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