Prime Minister Barrow and President-elect Morales held a cordial meeting discussing bilateral relations and the importance of mutual respect between Belize and Guatemala.
The Prime Minister expressed hope that the US blacklisting of Kremsont Commercial Inc will not have lasting negative effects on Belize.
The Prime Minister confirmed his support for his son Moses Shyne Barrow's political ambitions and his sister's future candidacy in Queen Square.
Guatemalan President-elect Jimmy Morales visits Belize for a courtesy meeting with Prime Minister Dean Barrow following controversial pre-election comments.
Michael Finnegan criticizes the City Council for inadequate drainage on Dean Street, highlighting ongoing flooding and health hazards for residents.
The PUP demands a Senate investigation into the handling of David Nanes Schnitzer's case by the Ministries of National Security and Immigration.
Shyne Barrow announces his intention to run for the Mesopotamia division in the upcoming elections after his uncle Michael Finnegan retires.
Lisa Shoman expresses her interest in becoming the next leader of the People's United Party, marking a significant moment for women in Belizean politics.
Edmond Castro discusses his role as Minister of State and being passed over for a full ministry despite his experience and service.
The Maya communities have returned to the CCJ to compel the Government of Belize to comply with a court order regarding their land rights.
The Maya claimants seek clarification on the use of a $300,000 reparation fund mandated by the Caribbean Court of Justice.
PUP Senator Lisa Shoman is considering a bid for leadership of the PUP, potentially making history as the first woman to lead a political party in Belize.
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