Prime Minister Dean Barrow presented his 12th budget focusing on infrastructure development and social programs, with funding commitments from Taiwan and Kuwait.
John Briceno criticizes the government's budget as uninspired and claims it fails to address the needs of Belizean citizens.
The Opposition Leader criticized government loans for highway projects, arguing funds should address more pressing needs like healthcare and support for small farmers.
Belize rushed legislation to amend its offshore banking regulations after being blacklisted by the European Union for harmful tax features.
Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber announces a bill to prevent land grabbing and details plans for a new government complex.
Michael Finnegan criticizes Audrey Matura for what he claims is misinformation regarding voter registration and ID cards at a national forum.
Michael Finnegan clarifies that registered voters can vote without an ID card, countering claims made by Audrey Matura.
Michael Finnegan states that UDP supporters can vote their conscience in the upcoming referendum regarding the ICJ.
The U.S. State Department's report highlights human rights issues in Belize, including unlawful killings and corruption allegations against government officials.
The Speaker of the House has imposed new ID requirements for press workers attending meetings, raising concerns about media access and rights.
Today was the final day for voters to re-register for the upcoming ICJ referendum, with many seeking assistance from UDP Standard Bearer Dianne Finnegan.
Teachers from across Belize attended a forum discussing the upcoming referendum on the ICJ, featuring debates on the implications of the treaty and the referendum process.
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