Police Minister Also Wants To See Evidence
Minister Elodio Aragon comments on unsubstantiated allegations made by whistle-blower Martinez regarding the Police Department and awaits evidence.
Minister Elodio Aragon comments on unsubstantiated allegations made by whistle-blower Martinez regarding the Police Department and awaits evidence.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow and former ministers encourage a yes vote in the ICJ referendum, while FCD discusses its implications for conservation in Chiquibul.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow is set to hold a press conference on the ICJ, amid internal dissent from the People's United Party regarding support for the court.
The Chief Elections Officer discusses the upcoming voter ID card distribution and preparations for the ICJ referendum scheduled for April 10th.
The mayor discusses the delay in street works on Holy Emmanuel Street due to financing issues and awaiting bond approval.
The Elections and Boundaries Department announced that voter ID cards from the 2018 re-registration will soon be ready for pickup or delivery.
The UDP town council in PG reconciled after two councillors rescinded their resignations following a meeting led by UDP Chairman Alberto August.
Two UDP councillors in Punta Gorda resigned due to frustrations but have reportedly rescinded their resignations after party intervention.
Jose Mai criticizes the allocation of funds for sugar road repairs, claiming unfair distribution among Orange Walk constituencies.
Elodio Aragon explains that funding for road repairs is allocated based on necessity, not political preference, amid concerns from other representatives.
Jose Mai criticizes Aragon for being misinformed about the condition of roads in their constituencies.
The Belize Peace Movement criticized the government's campaign regarding the ICJ referendum on Guatemala's territorial claim over Belize.
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