Referendum Recap Down South & San Pedro
Voters in Dangriga and San Pedro express mixed opinions on the referendum regarding the ICJ and Guatemala's claim to Belize.
Voters in Dangriga and San Pedro express mixed opinions on the referendum regarding the ICJ and Guatemala's claim to Belize.
Belize's Chief Elections Officer outlines essential guidelines for voters to ensure their ballots are counted in the upcoming referendum.
The Elections and Boundaries Department reminds voters that identification is not required for the May 8th referendum, with observers monitoring the process.
The Chief Elections Officer explains the counting process for the national referendum, emphasizing that results will be based on a simple majority across the entire country.
The PUP accuses the UDP of political mischief over a controversial street banner in Cayo North regarding the ICJ.
The Belize People's Front officially launched as a political party, presenting themselves as an alternative to the major parties in Belizean politics.
Nancy Marin recounts her respectful encounter with the Guatemalan Armed Forces while attempting to plant a Belize flag on Sarstoon Island.
Clarence Hall, a resident of Fort George, claims he cannot vote in the ICJ referendum due to issues with his voter registration.
Belizeans prepare to vote in a referendum on whether to take Guatemala's claim to the ICJ, with insights from former ICJ President Stephen Schwebel.
The Prime Minister expressed cautious optimism about the upcoming ICJ referendum, emphasizing the importance of the vote for Belizeans.
The Prime Minister discussed the political mobilization needed for the upcoming referendum on the ICJ.
The Prime Minister urges voters to focus on the ICJ referendum rather than using it to express dissatisfaction with his government.
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