BPP Wants UN Convention
The Belize Progressive Party protested for the government to sign the UN Convention against Corruption on international anti-corruption day.
The Belize Progressive Party protested for the government to sign the UN Convention against Corruption on international anti-corruption day.
Immigration Minister Godwin Hulse demands an apology from Mike Espat for allegations of corruption regarding bogus nationality documents.
New senators participated in their first session, with discussions on a significant loan and a call for respectful discourse.
The groundbreaking ceremony for the Forward Operating Base at the Sarstoon River is set to take place tomorrow morning.
the Vision Inspired by the People announced they will not proceed with their lawsuit to nullify the November 2015 General Elections results due to difficulties encountered.
Parliamentarians debated the use of Petrocaribe funds for flood relief, with accusations of vote buying and inequitable distribution of assistance among constituencies.
The Prime Minister acknowledged outgoing Leader of the Opposition Francis Fonseca during a house meeting ahead of the installation of a new party leader.
Representatives for Toledo West and Collet debated the issue of flood-affected roads in Toledo.
Senator Lisa Shoman proposes a Senate probe into David Nanes Schnitzer's nationality and corruption at the Department of Immigration.
Julius Espat withdraws the PUP's lawsuit against Prime Minister Barrow regarding Petrocaribe spending after the recent general election results.
Julius Espat states he will not seek leadership of the PUP, focusing instead on his Cayo South Constituency amid the party's struggles.
Guatemalan President Elect Jimmy Morales visited Belize, prompting protests over territorial disputes and police intervention during the event.
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