Caye Caulker Marijuana Referendum, The Votes are in
Caye Caulker residents voted in a historic referendum on legalizing cannabis, with over 55% of eligible voters participating.
Caye Caulker residents voted in a historic referendum on legalizing cannabis, with over 55% of eligible voters participating.
Counting continues in Caye Caulker for a referendum, with community members expressing divided opinions on the voting outcome.
Caye Caulker begins counting votes from the Marijuana referendum with about 850 voters participating.
MIDH Chief Engineer Roque Matus criticizes the transfer of the Belcan Bridge project to the Belize City Council amid allegations of design plagiarism.
Commissioner Richard Rosado returns to duty after being cleared of wrongdoing following an investigation, raising concerns about public perception and police credibility.
Caye Caulker residents will vote on a referendum to legalize marijuana, with local leaders advocating for economic benefits from a regulated cannabis industry.
The discussion highlights concerns about gentrification in the marijuana industry and the exclusion of those historically affected by prohibition.
The National Evangelical Association of Belize criticizes Minister Kareem Musa for promoting marijuana amid concerns over crime and gang activity.
The Minister of Home Affairs discusses the return of Commissioner of Police Richard Rosado, stating he has been cleared of any wrongdoing amid ongoing investigations.
The Prime Minister read the Budna investigation report to Cabinet, which did not see the document themselves, raising concerns about transparency.
Kareem Musa discusses the need for an independent investigation and suggests a retired criminal judge for the role.
Kareem Musa discusses the status of the 13th amendment, which is currently being reviewed by a House committee after input from civil society.
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