National Leaders Meet
John Briceno met with the Prime Minister to discuss national issues, including the Belize Guatemala territorial dispute and the formation of a committee within the PUP.
John Briceno met with the Prime Minister to discuss national issues, including the Belize Guatemala territorial dispute and the formation of a committee within the PUP.
John Briceno announces Eamon Courtenay, Valerie Woods, and Paul Thompson as new PUP senators after consulting with party members.
John Briceno discusses the decision to not include Lisa Shoman in the new senatorial line-up while affirming her ongoing role in the party.
John Briceno announced that all four deputy leaders will be seated on the front bench in the parliamentary seating arrangement.
John Briceno is working to find a key position for Cordel Hyde within the PUP national executive as part of party restructuring.
John Briceno criticizes the upcoming budget, predicting economic difficulties for citizens and businesses due to government financial mismanagement.
Wil Maheia raises concerns about illegal squatting by Guatemalan fishermen in Belizean territory and calls for government action.
The Belize Progressive Party inaugurated its new headquarters on Vernon Street in Belize City, leased from party leader Patrick Rogers.
Wil Maheia of the Belize Territorial Volunteers defends their actions regarding the Sarstoon River amid government criticism.
Belize will send a strong diplomatic protest note to Guatemala regarding territorial disputes and previous responses.
The OAS Adjacency Zone Office may close due to funding issues, prompting calls for support from Guatemala to maintain its operations.
Patrick Faber discusses the need to improve youth voter registration and participation in future elections.
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