Bradley Paumen's alleged murder plot and NICH's involvement in a land dispute are under scrutiny following a controversial agreement.
Lionel Arzu signed a memorandum of understanding with Police Commissioner Allen Whylie to enhance cooperation on human rights and rule of law in Belize.
Farmers in Valley of Peace are facing delays in receiving land titles from the Ministry of Natural Resources despite a settlement with the Santander Group.
Gaspar Vega denies giving an order for the acquisition of land linked to a murder plot involving tour operator Bradley Paumen.
The Prime Minister announced plans to appeal a court ruling ordering the government to pay 8.8 million dollars to Titan Securities Limited.
The PUP Leadership Debate is facing uncertainty as John Briceno may withdraw due to a scheduling conflict, while organizers remain hopeful for participation from all candidates.
The Prime Minister supports the Immigration Minister's decision to release 32 Cubans from jail for humanitarian reasons as they seek refugee status.
The Government of Belize passed a bill to harmonize an extradition treaty with Mexico to facilitate the extradition of fugitives.
The Prime Minister stated that a new bill will domesticate the extradition treaty with Mexico, allowing for future extradition requests to be processed.
The Belize government approved tax breaks for Norwegian Cruise Lines, sparking debate over exclusivity and support for local businesses.
The Prime Minister supports exploring the feasibility of a cruise port at Port Loyola despite political opposition and concerns about dredging requirements.
Oscar Requena criticizes the Belizean government's failure to lower fuel prices despite a decline in world oil prices.
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