Belize's Foreign Minister believes the country effectively argued its case regarding sovereignty over the Sapodilla Cayes during hearings at the Hague.
The UDP will hold its first national convention in over two years, installing its first woman leader and considering John Saldivar for chairman.
The Office of the Prime Minister issued a press release attacking journalist Jules Vasquez in response to a minor story about Mexican businessman Raul Rocha.
Superintendent Aaron Gamboa's visa was revoked, prompting comments from Prime Minister John Briceno about the situation and the US Embassy's role.
Prime Minister John Briceno responds to public mockery of former Minister Mai's absence due to a reported bad back, emphasizing the importance of democracy and differing opinions.
The CEO of the Ministry of Transport states that there is no law against importing or using bulletproof vehicles in Belize.
The Public Service Union criticized Labour Minister Kareem Musa's dismissal of their trade dispute notice regarding the transition to a Semi-Autonomous Revenue Authority.
Dean Flowers comments on Jose Mai's resignation from Cabinet, linking it to actions of the current administration.
Dean Flowers of the PSU calls for stronger oversight from government bodies to improve governance and accountability in Belize.
Rodwell Ferguson discusses his new role as Minister of Agriculture and plans to enhance the ministry and support farmers in Belize.
Prime Minister Briceno discusses management expectations and guidelines with Minister of Agriculture Rodwell Ferguson regarding his role and responsibilities.
Prime Minister John Briceno faces ridicule over claims regarding Jose Mai's absence from Cabinet due to a back injury, leading to speculation and memes.
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