GOB Has Made No Concessions on Sarstoon
The Belize Government asserts it will not agree to any protocol restricting Belizeans' navigation on the Sarstoon River amid Guatemalan military claims.
The Belize Government asserts it will not agree to any protocol restricting Belizeans' navigation on the Sarstoon River amid Guatemalan military claims.
John Briceno urges the government to finalize the Sarstoon protocol to prevent future incidents with Guatemalan forces.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow, recovering in Cuba, sends a message for Independence Day, highlighting Belize's achievements and the upcoming ICJ vote.
The Foreign Minister updates on the ICJ campaign and the lack of Belizean knowledge regarding Guatemala's territorial claim ahead of the national referendum.
Wilfred Elrington acknowledges his controversial remarks about the Guatemalan claim to the ICJ and explains his emotional connection to the issue.
John Briceno asserts that the British should be held accountable for obligations related to the 1859 treaty regarding Guatemala's claims against Belize.
Dean Lindo, former UDP Party Leader, will receive a state funeral following his passing, with tributes highlighting his political legacy and influence.
Michael Finnegan and Said Musa reflect on the political legacy of Dean Lindo, highlighting his impact on Belize's political landscape.
The Belize City Council faces a lawsuit over a bus permit granted to Phillip Jones, leading to a dispute with Haylock Bus Service.
Dean Russell Lindo, the first leader of the UDP and a significant political figure, has passed away at the age of 86.
Belize Territorial Volunteers faced resistance from Guatemalan armed forces during the Sarstoon Eco-Challenge at the river mouth.
Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber is conducting a countrywide tour to reconnect with citizens and address local issues while positioning himself for party leadership.
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