Prime Minister Dean Barrow presented an updated legal opinion from Judge Stephen Schwebel to support a 'yes' vote in the upcoming ICJ referendum regarding Guatemala's claim to Belizean territory.
The Prime Minister highlighted the support of all living Prime Ministers for a yes vote on the ICJ, referencing George Price's historical stance.
The PUP's legal challenge to the referendum will be heard by the Chief Justice, potentially affecting plans for the April 10th vote.
The Prime Minister confirmed that the government is paying former Foreign Minister Lisa Shoman for her legal services despite criticism of her support for the 'Yes' campaign.
Belize's Prime Minister hosted a press conference addressing public concerns about the country's research on its territorial dispute with Guatemala.
Belizeans are divided on the upcoming referendum, with concerns about the implications of a 'no' vote on international relations and future negotiations.
Senators debated the 2019/2020 budget, with discussions focusing on consultation issues and funding for the ICJ yes vote campaign.
The budget debate concluded late with Prime Minister Dean Barrow responding to opposition leader John Briceno's criticisms of UDP infrastructure projects.
Commissioner Chester Williams defends his authority against the Police Association's challenge supported by NTUCB regarding term limits and financial audits.
John Briceno criticizes the government's budget as a kickback budget that fails to address the needs of Belizeans.
John Saldivar defends the UDP government's budget and borrowing practices against criticisms from Briceno during a parliamentary debate.
Candice Miller's wrongful termination lawsuit against the council is under court-ordered arbitration for a potential out-of-court settlement.
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