What Will Police Changes “At The Very Top” Mean?
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announces plans for police reform starting from the top in response to Belize's citizen security crisis.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announces plans for police reform starting from the top in response to Belize's citizen security crisis.
The government is contesting a PUC-approved electricity rate increase, with letters of objection from UDP officials highlighting consumer concerns.
Hugo Patt is acting Prime Minister while Dean Barrow is on personal leave for one week.
The Prime Minister announced potential reforms in the Belize Police Department to address crime and improve effectiveness.
The Barrow Administration rejects the PUC's decision to increase electricity rates and requests a reconsideration of the proposed hike.
The Prime Minister emphasizes support for a 'yes to the ICJ' vote and addresses concerns about litigation risk in his New Year's message.
Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington responds to criticism regarding his role in the ICJ Education Campaign and a disclaimer on the government's referendum website.
Wilfred Elrington criticizes Belizeans opposing the ICJ, claiming it benefits Guatemala's position in international negotiations.
Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington defends his statements on Guatemala and addresses criticism regarding his position and background in a recent interview.
Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington claims he was misquoted regarding the possibility of a Guatemalan invasion if Belize votes no to the ICJ.
A former Guatemalan congressman questions Belize's decision to sign a special agreement regarding territorial disputes with Guatemala.
Elrington dismisses a diputado's perspective on the special agreement regarding the ICJ and Belize's borders.
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