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Flashback To 2015
The story reflects on the political climate in Belize as parties prepare for municipal nominations, recalling the events of February 11, 2015.
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PUP Takes Sides With Tour Operators
The PUP Mayoral candidate for Belize City supports tour operators against their proposed relocation to Marion Jones Stadium amid ongoing consultations.
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PUP Mayoral Candidate Says Convention Bump Is Real
Bernard Wagner, PUP mayoral candidate, claims a surge in support following his party's national convention.
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Who Will Win On Nomination Day?
UDP and PUP candidates express confidence ahead of nomination day, anticipating strong support from their constituents.
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Can Faber Stem The Blue Tide In Lake-I?
Faber is focusing on the Lake Independence area as part of the UDP strategy to counter the PUP's lead in the city division.
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CCJ Judge Scolds GOB On Maya Rights Case
The CCJ judge criticized the Government of Belize for failing to implement the Maya Customary Land Tenure as ordered by the court.
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No New Contract For Contractor General
the government has not renewed the contract of Contractor General Godwin Arzu due to his failure to submit required annual reports
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Naming New Integrity Chair Complicated
The government is seeking a new chair for the Integrity Commission following the appointment of former chair Marilyn Williams to the Supreme Court.
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PUP “Pose Pahn Civic”
PUP supporters gathered in Belize City to celebrate their party's presence, while Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber commented on the turnout and the UDP's efforts.
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Shady Tactics In Toledo
The Foreign Minister disavows a controversial door-to-door campaign in Toledo District regarding support for the ICJ referendum.
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Friends of Belize and Guatemala Coming Through With Funds For Referendum
Funding for Belize's public education effort regarding the referendum is being provided by the Group of Friends of Belize and Guatemala.
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Elrington: Guats “Shot” The Messenger
Magdalena Talamás was removed from her OAS position due to Guatemalan opposition following her report on a controversial incident involving the BDF.
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