Despite Setback, Faber Still Has Plans For PM
Deputy PM Patrick Faber discusses his political ambitions following Prime Minister Dean Barrow's decision to remain in office until the end of his term.
Deputy PM Patrick Faber discusses his political ambitions following Prime Minister Dean Barrow's decision to remain in office until the end of his term.
acting Prime Minister Patrick Faber comments on outgoing COMPOL Allen Whylie's controversial exit speech and expresses hope for a smooth transition.
Deputy Faber declined to respond to Mark King's accusations of bad faith regarding his candidacy for the UDP.
Patrick Faber criticizes PAC chairman Julius Espat for his handling of the Auditor General's report, leading to two conflicting reports being prepared.
Edmond Castro discusses the voting process for Belizeans living abroad in upcoming elections and the referendum.
John Carr criticizes the 300% increase in gun license fees, arguing it penalizes law-abiding citizens while failing to deter criminals.
Chester Williams discusses the reorganization of senior police command, including new roles for several officers and upcoming promotions.
PUP Councilor Albert Vaughan posted an apology to UDP politician Orson Elrington to avoid a defamation lawsuit over false statements made on social media.
John Briceno faces internal pressure as he navigates the PUP's stance on the upcoming referendum regarding Guatemala's territorial claim to the ICJ.
The Bar Association is seeking a legal opinion on the ICJ dispute and plans to hold a public forum for national education on the issue.
Mark King criticizes the UDP for blocking his candidacy in Fort George and highlights perceived double standards within the party.
Party members commemorated the 100th birthday of George Price with a remembrance ceremony at his gravesite, honoring his contributions to Belize's independence and history.
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