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Finnegan Says Mesop Voters Will Say Yes to ICJ
Michael Finnegan believes voters in Mesopotamia will support a 'yes' vote in the upcoming ICJ referendum.
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Bombshell: Primrose Does Not Own Parcel 4670
The Ministry of Natural Resources states that Primrose Gabourel does not own parcel 4670, which was acquired for public purpose over a decade ago.
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PSU Pillories Paulette and Dad, Hon. Wilfred
The Public Service Union objects to Paulette Elrington's request for study leave with full pay, citing nepotism and improper use of public funds.
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Compol Calls On Media For Reciprocity
Chester Williams, the new commissioner of police, seeks a more reciprocal relationship with the media to promote positive police stories.
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Long-Delayed Voters ID’s coming (Soon)
The Elections and Boundaries Department is working to issue delayed voters' ID cards ahead of the upcoming Referendum.
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PUP Party Council Supports Declaration, What Next?
The PUP Party Council adopted a declaration opposing the ICJ referendum, emphasizing the need for community mobilization ahead of the vote.
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Where Were “The Others” At NPC Meeting?
Several notable members of the PUP were absent from the NPC meeting, raising questions about party unity ahead of a pivotal referendum.
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John B, Leading By Following?
John Briceno discusses his leadership style and the importance of party consensus in relation to the ICJ vote.
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Referendum Remix
The Government's Referendum Unit removed a misspelled map from its website and replaced it with a corrected version ahead of the upcoming referendum.
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Was Zabaneh's Parcel 4670 Acquired By GOB?
A government gazette from 2007 suggests that parcel 4670, previously owned by Dion Zabaneh, may have been acquired for public use.
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PUP Promised Press Conference, Delivered Nothing
The PUP failed to hold a promised press conference regarding their stance on the ICJ, reflecting internal tensions within the party.
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Map Flap With Referendum Unit
The Belize Referendum Commission's website features numerous spelling errors on its map of Belize, prompting criticism ahead of the referendum.
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