New Month, New Rules
The government plans to extend the state of emergency while evaluating COVID-19 testing results to determine future restrictions and economic measures.
The government plans to extend the state of emergency while evaluating COVID-19 testing results to determine future restrictions and economic measures.
The Prime Minister announced the lifting of the complete Sunday lockdown and the resumption of limited public transport as clusters have been contained.
The government plans to extend the state of emergency for two months with relaxed regulations starting May 1.
The CEO of the Ministry of Agriculture, Jose Alpuche, has announced his resignation amid a crisis in Belize's cattle and livestock industry.
Chester Williams is in conflict with the Police Association, preventing the election of nominated executive members led by Corporal Eldon Arzu.
The government is extending the State of Emergency in Belize for two more months due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
The National AIDS Commission and other groups demand a thorough investigation into the alleged violence against Roca by law enforcement officers.
Minister Anthony Martinez and Commissioner Chester Williams clash over the legality of police actions regarding pantry operations during the state of emergency.
The PSU reports no agreement on wage freezes and proposed cost-saving measures were denied by the Ministry of Finance amid financial challenges due to COVID-19.
Prime Minister expresses sadness over Doug Singh's resignation as chairman of the Social Security Board amid ongoing unemployment relief efforts.
The Attorney General announced upcoming changes to state of emergency regulations, affecting bank hours, public utilities, and doctors' work restrictions.
Attorney General Michael Peyrefitte states that no curfew passes have been issued as citizens have adapted to the lockdown without them.
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