Belize Delegation Discusses Sarstoon Talks
Belize and Guatemala discussed de-escalation and cooperation mechanisms during a five-hour meeting in Washington, but no concrete agreements were reached.
Belize and Guatemala discussed de-escalation and cooperation mechanisms during a five-hour meeting in Washington, but no concrete agreements were reached.
Belizean officials are in Washington DC to discuss the Sarstoon mechanism with Guatemalan counterparts to ensure unhindered access for Belizeans to the Sarstoon's north side.
The PACT faces criticism from NGOs over its amendment bill, but stakeholders express optimism about future collaboration.
The PUP announced a boycott of upcoming talks in Washington DC, criticizing the government for a lack of meaningful partnership on diplomatic issues.
the PUP expresses disappointment over their dis-invitation to the OAS General Assembly and the resulting resolution on the Belize-Guatemala issue.
The PUP demands a strong diplomatic note to Guatemala after armed forces stopped a Belizean contingent on the Sarstoon River.
The PUP party leader claims progress in village council elections despite the UDP's dominance, focusing on future general elections.
COLA calls for the government to clarify Belize's position on border issues with Guatemala and to initiate an education campaign regarding the ICJ referendum.
Guatemalan military continues to block Belizean access to the Sarstoon despite claims of an informal agreement between the two governments.
Wil Maheia calls for the removal of the Foreign Minister over conflicting statements regarding Belize's rights to the Sarstoon River.
The PUP Northern Caucus demands the Minister of Health rescind Audibaldo Monima's appointment due to concerns over his qualifications.
Minister of State Tracy Panton discusses the IMF's report on Belize's economic slowdown and the government's response to address debt issues.
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