House Speaker Mike Peyrefitte discussed parliamentary cooperation and military tensions with Guatemalan Congress President Mario Taracena at the FOPREL meeting in Nicaragua.
the PUP's legal challenge to the Sarstoon Statutory Instrument was heard in the Supreme Court, with the case adjourned until June 27.
The PUP plans an educational trip to the Sarstoon but may be blocked by police and Coast Guard in Punta Gorda.
The Belize Council of Churches opposes the PUP's Sarstoon trip, urging the opposition to halt the expedition for diplomatic negotiations with Guatemala.
The Belize Council of Churches publicly addresses the Belize-Guatemala dispute, urging unity and a peaceful resolution from both government and opposition.
Church leaders express support for Belize to pursue its territorial dispute with Guatemala at the International Court of Justice.
Mike Peyrefitte participated in a parliamentary meeting in Nicaragua to discuss Belize-Guatemala relations and signed an agreement promoting dialogue between the two countries.
The PUP plans to visit the Sarstoon River to challenge a government ban while a diplomatic delegation meets with Guatemala in Istanbul.
John Briceño criticizes the government for focusing on the Belize-Guatemala territorial dispute while neglecting pressing national issues like crime and the economy.
Opposition Leader John Briceño urges the government to investigate the abduction of Mennonite farmer Roger Plett by Guatemalans and not to cover it up.
The Belizean government has changed its stance on refugee applications, rejecting NGO assistance and raising concerns about potential voter list manipulation.
CEO Lawrence Sylvester expressed concerns over the elusive nature of Roger Plett and Manuel Ayala regarding their debriefing with police.
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