GOB and BTV Playing Chess In Barranco
The Territorial Volunteers were blocked by security forces from accessing the Sarstoon River during a planned boat trip from Barranco Village.
The Territorial Volunteers were blocked by security forces from accessing the Sarstoon River during a planned boat trip from Barranco Village.
Belize and Guatemala are engaged in bilateral talks in Washington to negotiate a peacekeeping protocol for the Sarstoon River during a 30-day ban.
Public opinion in Belize is divided over a new Statutory Instrument, with strong opposition from local leaders and citizens concerned about its implications for access to resources.
Patrick Rogers of the Belize Progressive Party supports the Statutory Instrument aimed at asserting Belize's sovereignty over the Sarstoon River.
the Prime Minister addressed criticism regarding the government's position on the Sarstoon River and clarified regulations for Belizeans entering the area.
Mayor Bradley expresses his disapproval of the Sarstoon statutory instrument during a George Price event amid tensions with Guatemala.
The Government of Belize has enacted a law prohibiting civilian access to the Sarstoon River for one month to prevent potential civil unrest.
Wil Maheia confirms that the expedition to the Sarstoon will proceed despite new government restrictions aimed at preventing public safety threats.
The PUP condemns a new law regarding the Sarstoon, claiming it undermines Belize's sovereignty and threatens local livelihoods.
Baroness Patricia Scotland met with Prime Minister Dean Barrow to discuss Belize's position in the Commonwealth and the Standing Ministerial Committee on Belize.
Wil Maheia and the Belize Territorial Volunteers plan to proceed to the Sarstoon despite warnings from government officials about potential detention.
Guatemalan Foreign Minister Carlos Morales states that they will prevent Wil Maheia and volunteers from entering the Sarstoon River.
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