Two PUP candidates, Arthur Saldivar and Jason Patrick Andrews, were disqualified from the convention, leading to claims of bias and personal grudges within the party.
Arthur Saldivar plans to sue the PUP over his disqualification from the Belmopan convention, citing bias in the process.
Michelle Rodriguez, a newcomer in the PUP, discusses her candidacy and community work amid criticism of her political ties.
Nestor Mendez, Assistant Secretary General of the OAS, supports Belize's decision to go to the ICJ and plans to run for Secretary General of the OAS in 2020.
Doreth Obermayer Cayetano faces a no-confidence resolution from the Public Service Union but plans to continue her leadership despite the challenge.
Chief Justice Kenneth Benjamin will decide in two weeks on the PUP's petition to nullify the UDP's victory in the San Pedro municipal elections due to alleged ballot discrepancies.
Eamon Courtenay accuses Chief Elections Officer Josephine Tamai of violating election law regarding the handling of San Pedro ballots during a court case.
David 'Dido' Vega won the contested PUP convention in Corozal Bay with 1079 votes against four other candidates.
A no-confidence vote against Public Service Union President Doreth Obermayer Cayetano was tabled during the AGM but deferred until next year.
Senator Paul Thompson discusses his political history and support ahead of the upcoming convention race.
Paul Thompson challenges fellow Senator Valerie Woods, accusing her of representing special interests and not being active in the Albert Division.
Senator Valerie Woods officially announced her candidacy for the PUP convention in the Albert Division, challenging Paul Thompson.
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