Women's advocacy groups criticized a website for posting alleged nude photos of newly appointed Senator Francine Burns, calling it an attempt to humiliate her.
Cordel Hyde is being considered as a potential successor for the PUP leadership following Francis Fonseca's announcement to step down.
Godwin Hulse has taken over the Ministry of Natural Resources, aiming to implement transparent structures to combat corruption.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced a cabinet reshuffle, transferring Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega from Natural Resources to Agriculture, raising questions about a potential demotion.
Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega expresses mixed emotions about his role and responsibilities within the Ministry of Natural Resources and his performance in the elections.
Pablo Marin retains the Ministry of Health while Wilfred Elrington continues as Foreign Minister despite public criticism of their appointments.
Prime Minister Barrow reaffirms his support for Foreign Minister Elrington while addressing public concerns and announcing a new Cabinet Subcommittee on Guatemala.
Edmond Castro receives a diminished role in Cabinet despite his re-election, leading to discontent within the UDP.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow defends National Security Minister John Saldivar amid controversy over a viral video involving police and a gun-wielding supporter.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow retains most ministers for a third term, raising questions about party renewal and seniority in cabinet appointments.
New ministers of state Elodio Aragon, Tracey Taegar Panton, and Beverly Castillo will manage specific portfolio subjects in the Barrow Cabinet.
The legality of ministers of state performing duties typically reserved for full ministers is questioned by the Prime Minister.
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