Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington comments on Guatemalan soldiers entering Belize to inquire about an incident, stating it was resolved without issue.
John Briceno urges the government to seek assistance from the PUP in addressing Guatemalan incursions into Belizean territory.
The US has revoked work visa eligibility for Belizeans due to concerns over human trafficking, prompting responses from Foreign Minister Elrington and Attorney General Peyrefitte.
John Briceno claims the US visa ban on workers is due to UDP corruption and human trafficking issues.
Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington defends his fugitive brother, Dr. Errol Elrington, amid allegations of racketeering and fraud, attributing the renewed scrutiny to political motivations.
The Senate meeting originally scheduled for Friday has been postponed to next Wednesday due to the unavailability of two government senators.
Works Minister Rene Montero asserts that no license was required for a quarry blast by Belize Roadway Construction in Santa Cruz, despite controversy over the issue.
Jackie Willoughby resigns from the Public Service Union citing personal attacks and a toxic atmosphere within the council of management.
The planned House Meeting for January 19th has been canceled, with only a regular Senate meeting scheduled instead.
Mayor Darrell Bradley reflects on his six-year term, highlighting achievements and areas for improvement before handing over to the new administration.
Nuri Muhammad and Minister Elrington disagree on whether all police special units are accountable to the Commissioner of Police during a joint interview.
Foreign Affairs Minister Elrington confirmed the extradition request for attorney Andrew Bennett is now with the Solicitor General's office after being signed off by him.
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