The Deputy Prime Minister announced that the government is considering developing an industry for marijuana by-products, particularly industrial hemp.
tension escalates between political rivals Phillip Willoughby and Anthony Boots Martinez during a campaign event in Port Loyola.
Mayor Bernard Wagner and UK engineers explore affordable housing options near Krooman Lagoon, but Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber raises concerns about the area's environmental status.
Faber opposes postponing the ICJ referendum date suggested by Briceno, emphasizing the need to proceed as planned.
PUP Leader John Briceno is on a listening tour to gauge party support regarding the ICJ and address concerns about his chief of staff Stuart Leslie.
John Briceno warns that the ICJ referendum may need to be postponed due to the government's lack of preparation and public education.
John Briceno is embarking on a listening tour across Belize to gauge PUP supporters' views on the ICJ amid concerns about his leadership.
Health Minister Pablo Marin expresses his support for the ICJ education campaign and plans to educate voters in Corozal Bay.
Assad Shoman is set to lead the 'Yes' campaign for the ICJ, with support from PUP Leader John Briceno.
The Belize Progressive Party opposes the ICJ due to concerns over the 2008 special agreement regarding territorial claims with Guatemala.
Boots Martinez asserts his position as the sole representative of Port Loyola amid a political dispute with UDP aspirant Phillip Willoughby.
Phillip Willoughby discusses the impact of Boots Martinez's support for his opponent Michael Peyrefitte in the upcoming election.
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