the police commissioner defended a directive on vehicle checkpoints amid concerns over constitutional rights violations and clarified the intended use of surveillance measures
The Court of Appeal upheld the ruling that consensual same-sex acts are legal, reaffirming the unconstitutionality of Section 53 of the Belize Criminal Code.
An official funeral was held for retired UDP politician Onesimo Pech at St. John's Cathedral in Belize City.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow is on personal leave with his family and will return to Belize on January 4th.
OJ Elrington is involved in a land dispute with Crystal Gillett Michael, who claims he is blocking her home construction using his political influence.
Godwin Hulse addressed the Senate, denouncing social media threats involving his son and emphasizing the importance of family support for the child involved.
The Senate passed the Deposit Insurance Bill, creating a fund to protect insured deposits up to twenty thousand dollars, despite some debate among senators.
The Attorney General commented on a constitutional challenge regarding electoral divisions and the voter re-registration process by the Belize Peace Movement.
The Chamber of Commerce expressed concerns about delays in implementing the UNCAC, prompting a response from Prime Minister Dean Barrow regarding the government's progress.
The Attorney General comments on the Chamber of Commerce's complaints, suggesting they are seasonal and chronic.
The Prime Minister confirms transparency regarding the Coastal Road contract and welcomes any audits by the IDB.
The Attorney General stated that the Chamber must formally request the contract before it can be granted.
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