Prime Minister Barrow Sworn In For History 3rd Term
Dean Barrow was sworn in for a historic third term as Prime Minister of Belize following a general election victory for the UDP party.
Dean Barrow was sworn in for a historic third term as Prime Minister of Belize following a general election victory for the UDP party.
Francis Fonseca announced his resignation as leader of the People's United Party following the recent elections in Belize City.
Francis Fonseca plans to oversee an orderly transition in the People's United Party following his decision to step down as leader.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow thanked the electorate for re-electing the United Democratic Party with 19 seats and the majority of the popular vote.
The Prime Minister outlines the UDP's mission for their third term following a strong second term supported by Petrocaribe spending.
Francis Fonseca of the People's United Party graciously concedes defeat to Prime Minister Dean Barrow and the United Democratic Party after the elections.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow congratulated Francis Fonseca on his re-election and praised the People's United Party for their performance in the recent elections.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow must appoint a Cabinet limited to 12 ministers from his elected representatives following constitutional guidelines.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses potential changes to his cabinet, particularly regarding the Ministers of Health and Foreign Affairs.
Prime Minister Barrow announces plans for a smooth transition as he prepares for his third and final term in office without early elections.
The election outcome for Stann Creek West remains undecided as results are disputed and a recount is underway.
The OAS observers praised the electoral process in Belize but noted concerns about vote buying and recommended improvements for future elections.
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