The Senate delayed ratifying the Special Agreement with Guatemala regarding territorial claims and the ICJ, citing concerns over timing and Guatemalan aggression.
The government invited civilian organizations to contribute to the National Security and Defence Strategy discussions, aiming for a more inclusive approach to security needs.
Former Prime Minister Said Musa reveals Cuba's secret support for Belize's independence and its readiness to send troops against Guatemala during the Cold War.
BAHA is holding a shipment of ham pending approval, with political implications surrounding its importation into Belize.
The Barrow Government plans to lower Belize's referendum threshold from 60% to a simple majority of 50% plus one vote.
The Senate will vote on ratifying Belize's Special Agreement with Guatemala regarding the ICJ claim, marking a significant step in the process.
Foreign Minister Elrington discusses the recent confrontation between SATIIM and the Guatemalan military at the Sarstoon River and the ongoing border dispute.
The Senate is set to appoint members of the Integrity Commission and discuss the United Nations Convention Against Corruption.
The Belizean Senate is expected to ratify a resolution authorizing the country's ratification of the Special Agreement regarding the Guatemalan claim to the ICJ.
Julius Espat's attorney argues in court that his suspension from the House of Representatives was invalid and seeks a ruling against the Speaker.
Anthony Boots Martinez defends his daughter against allegations from PUP Leader John Briceno, escalating into personal attacks on Briceno's family.
John Briceno calls for national unity in response to the murder of a child, urging collaboration across political and social lines to address violence.
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