PM Briefs Press On Washington Meetings
The Prime Minister briefed the press on the recent meetings between Belize and Guatemala in Washington, highlighting progress on the Sarstoon negotiations.
The Prime Minister briefed the press on the recent meetings between Belize and Guatemala in Washington, highlighting progress on the Sarstoon negotiations.
The Prime Minister urges the opposition not to proceed with their planned visit to the Sarstoon amid ongoing negotiations with Guatemala.
The Prime Minister invited the opposition to re-engage in negotiations regarding the Sarstoon, and the PUP is willing to consider this with conditions.
The OAS Secretary General urged Belize and Guatemala to adhere to confidence-building measures amid ongoing tensions over a border incident.
The Belize Women's Political Caucus held a talk at St. Catherine's Academy to encourage young women to pursue careers in politics and discuss the challenges they face.
Diana Locke has been appointed as the new Director of Immigration, succeeding Maria Marin after three challenging years in the role.
The Government of Belize expresses cautious optimism following talks in Washington DC regarding the Sarstoon River and bilateral relations with Guatemala.
The PUP plans to defy the Sarstoon Law by visiting the Sarstoon River, claiming it unjustly restricts Belizeans' movement.
The Prime Minister addressed the PUP's claims of exclusion from bilateral talks regarding the Belize/Guatemala Territorial Dispute, stating it was due to a lack of notice.
Belize's Prime Minister criticized Guatemalan Foreign Minister Morales for undiplomatic remarks regarding a shooting incident involving a Belizean.
The PUP plans to defy a government order and visit the Sarstoon River to assert Belizean sovereignty despite potential legal consequences.
The Prime Minister stated that the PUP will be treated similarly to the BTV regarding the Sarstoon River ban enforcement.
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