The Belize Progressive Party discusses plans for a People's Referendum on the Belize/Guatemalan territorial dispute and marijuana legalization, but cannot confirm a launch date.
Tourism Minister Manuel Heredia defends himself against allegations in the Auditor General's report regarding irregularities in nationality applications.
Commissioner of Police Allen Whylie is awaiting the Auditor General's reports before deciding on any investigations into reported wrongdoing.
Commissioner Whylie discusses the police response during a recent incident at the House of Representatives involving Julius Espat and John Briceno.
Utility unions commend the Prime Minister for meeting with Evangelical Churches regarding the Section 53 judgement and advocate for peace and non-discrimination against the LGBT community.
The BPP held a press conference to discuss national issues and their stance on the Auditor General's Report amid ongoing immigration scandals involving the PUP and UDP.
The PUP held a large demonstration in Belize City to pressure the Barrow Administration over various scandals and corruption allegations.
Belize City Mayor Darrell Bradley supports the PUP's call for a Senate Inquiry into Immigration Department irregularities despite his affiliation with the UDP.
Belize City Mayor Darrell Bradley criticizes former Deputy Mayor Eric Chang for his involvement in corruption related to the Citizen Kim case.
The Prime Minister met with church leaders to discuss the appeal of a judgment and the protection of marriage between a man and a woman.
Senator Ashley Rocke responds to calls for his resignation amid support from the Belize Association of Evangelical Churches and the Council of Churches.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow addresses serious allegations against Pakeman, who denies drug use and claims to have passed an independent test.
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