Did GOB Legislate Around Injunction?
the Government passed the 2019 Belize Territorial Referendum Dispute Act, prompting the Opposition to seek an expedited hearing before the Court of Appeal.
the Government passed the 2019 Belize Territorial Referendum Dispute Act, prompting the Opposition to seek an expedited hearing before the Court of Appeal.
Opposition Leader John Briceño and Julius Espat challenge the government's supplementary appropriations bills in court, citing concerns over financial transparency and accountability.
Attorney General Michael Peyrefitte defends the government's appropriations bills amid a lawsuit from the PUP, asserting constitutional legality of the actions taken.
The Elections and Boundaries announced that the cutoff date for re-registration for the ICJ referendum was April 10th, making late applicants ineligible to vote.
Commissioner of Police Chester Williams and Belize Police Association President Eldon Arzu are in conflict over audits and internal memos regarding police operations.
The Caribbean Federation of Police Welfare Associations criticizes Police Commissioner Chester Williams for his leadership style and treatment of Corporal Eldon Arzu.
PUP leader John Briceño instructs party members to prepare for a referendum campaign urging voters to reject the ICJ on May 8th.
UDP Minister Michael Finnegan criticizes the PUP for politicizing the ICJ referendum while defending his party's stance on the issue.
Senator Elena Smith explained her no-vote on the Belize Territorial Dispute Referendum Law, citing the majority position of the National Trade Union Congress of Belize.
Commissioner Chester Williams has barred Corporal Eldon Arzu from conducting Police Association business amid a legal challenge regarding his presidency.
The PUP expresses concerns over the government's haste in scheduling the ICJ referendum for May 8th after a previous postponement due to a Supreme Court injunction.
The ICJ referendum is rescheduled for May 8th following the passage of the Belize Territorial Dispute Referendum Act.
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