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Helluva Historic Day At The House
A protestor interrupted a House meeting in Belmopan, leading to police intervention and the suspension of Cayo South Representative Julius Espat.
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The Day Started with the Church Protest Which was Hijacked
a church protest organized by evangelical churches was hijacked by local activists, leading to escalating tensions throughout the day.
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A First: The Forcible Removal Of A Member Of The House
police forcibly removed PUP Cayo South Representative Julius Espat from the House during a significant event.
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Espat Says He Was Muzzled Because He Had a Point To Make
Julius Espat claims he was muzzled in the House for exposing corruption involving the Prime Minister and others.
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7News Director Ejected By Police
Police ejected media from the House during a session marked by a shot fired and the removal of PUP Representative Julius Espat.
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PM Says He Has Some Flexibility on Section 53 Appeal
The Prime Minister expresses flexibility regarding the appeal of the section 53 judgement on sexual orientation and legalizes anal sex.
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PM says “Intercourse Against the Order OF Nature” Enters All Spheres of Sexuality
The Prime Minister discusses the implications of a court ruling on sexual conduct laws, emphasizing the need for normalization of laws regarding anal and oral sex between consenting adults.
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Hon. Elrington Wants No Apology From Guats
Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington stated he does not believe Guatemala owes Belize an apology regarding recent tensions.
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Elrington Hopes The PM Is Flexible on 53
Wilfred Elrington expresses hope for the Prime Minister's flexibility on section 53, while Gaspar Vega opposes the government's position and misses a house meeting.
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PM Laments Teachers On Section 53
The Prime Minister stated he will not appeal the Section 53 judgement despite pressure from churches and unions ahead of a heated House meeting.
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PM Says No Sure Signs Of Corruption in Auditor General Report
Prime Minister Barrow acknowledges troubling findings in the Auditor General's Reports but requires concrete evidence before taking action against ministers.
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Juniour Heredia's Name Appears Many Times In Report
Tourism Minister Manuel Heredia Jr. is named in an Auditor General's report for intervening in immigration matters improperly.
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