The Auditor General's report reveals widespread corruption in the issuance of visas and passports involving government officials and private individuals.
Elodio Aragon Jr. discusses the challenges facing the UDP amid ongoing scandals and the government's efforts to address corruption.
The National Evangelical Association plans a protest against the section 53 judgment at the National Assembly Building, expressing disapproval of the government's inaction.
The government is conducting a media campaign to clarify its position on the Section 53 judgment regarding consensual sexual acts.
The US Ambassador praised the Supreme Court's decision to decriminalize sodomy, calling it a landmark ruling for Belize and the LGBT community.
Kim Barrow expresses support for the Chief Justice's decision on gay rights, advocating for love and peace amidst societal division.
Churches are considering whether to appeal a recent judgment, with discussions ongoing among leaders about their next steps and legal standing.
The Belize Progressive Party proposes an omnibus referendum on key social issues including the ICJ dispute, corruption, marijuana legalization, and the Chief Justice's ruling on sodomy law.
The Prime Minister stated that a referendum on the sodomy law is not being considered following the Chief Justice's ruling.
The Prime Minister refrains from stating his position on whether homosexuality is a human rights issue amid differing views within his cabinet.
The PUP issues a statement urging tolerance while respecting the Supreme Court's decision on a divisive social issue, leaving their stance on a referendum unclear.
The Prime Minister expresses concerns over the divisive nature of the recent court ruling on LGBT rights and its implications for government support of individual rights.
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