GOB Plans To Real Maritime Areas If Vote Is Yes
The Prime Minister outlines the government's plan to amend the maritime areas act following a positive vote.
The Prime Minister outlines the government's plan to amend the maritime areas act following a positive vote.
The Prime Minister discusses ongoing tensions at the Sarstoon River between Belizean civilians and the Guatemalan military, emphasizing the need for diplomatic solutions.
The Prime Minister criticized Guatemala's President for teaching school children to include Belize in their maps, calling it a mind game that needs to end.
OJ Elrington's Referendum Day Raffle has sparked controversy and criticism from the PUP and Citizens for Defense of Sovereignty.
Belize prepares for a referendum where votes will be counted nationally, not by constituency, affecting larger divisions more significantly.
The Elections and Boundaries Department publicly destroyed over 150,000 ballots from the failed April 10th referendum in preparation for the upcoming ICJ referendum.
The PUP's lawsuit against the Government regarding the 2008 Special Agreement returns to the Court of Appeal for case management ahead of a referendum.
Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber outlines the UDP's plan to mobilize voters for the upcoming referendum on May 8th.
Protestors marched in the city demanding a higher minimum wage and lower fuel prices, highlighting the struggles of those living in poverty.
Lionel Arzu was sworn back into office as Belize's Ombudsman, continuing his service since December 2012.
UDP Senator Aldo Salazar is under investigation by the US Federal Trade Commission for his ties to Atlantic International Bank and the Sanctuary Belize land scam.
Norman Rodriguez has written a book to help Belizeans understand the Belize/Guatemala territorial claim ahead of the upcoming referendum.
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