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Guat Bus Gets Two Runs Per Day
Transport Minister Edmond Castro authorized a Guatemalan bus service, causing discontent among local bus operators who feel undermined.
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Caye Caulker Village Council, Battling Haphazard Growth
Caye Caulker's village council discusses challenges of unregulated growth and political interference affecting public beach access and local governance.
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Police Association Chairman Challenges COMPOL In Court
The Police Association's Chairman, Eldon Arzu, faces legal challenges regarding a statutory instrument limiting his term as chairman.
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Bus Association Bex 'Bout Guate Buses At Terminal
The Belize Bus Association protests against Guatemalan buses operating at the Belize City Terminal, blaming Transport Minister Edmond Castro for the situation.
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Senate Debates Coastal Road Project
The Senate debated the Coastal Road project, discussing its potential benefits and criticisms regarding investment priorities in Belize.
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Sparks Fly On Caracol Highway
Senators debated the approval of a loan for upgrading the Caracol highway, highlighting its importance for tourism and national security amid concerns over national debt.
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NTUCB Supports Police Association
The National Trade Union Congress of Belize supports the Police Association amid disputes with Police Commissioner Chester Williams over leadership and financial reporting issues.
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Immigration Audit Soon
The Senate Special Select Committee is finalizing a report on the Immigration Department's inquiry, expected to be tabled in 6 to 8 weeks.
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Marconi Says Sorry For Throwing First Blow
Marconi Leal apologized for starting a fight with Damion Garbutt, acknowledging he threw the first punch during a personal political rivalry.
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It All Comes Down To Yes Or No
The official sample ballot for the upcoming referendum in Belize and Guatemala has been released, featuring options for voters to choose 'Yes' or 'No.'
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House of Horrors?
The Speaker of the House announced new security measures for the National Assembly following a recent emergency scare involving a suspicious vehicle.
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PUP Asks Chief Justice For Injunction Against ICJ Referendum
The PUP has requested an injunction from the Supreme Court to halt the upcoming ICJ referendum, citing constitutional concerns over border changes.
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