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BPP Announces New Candidates
The Belize Popular Party announced seven new candidates at a press conference while addressing recent changes in their candidate lineup.
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The Prime Minister’s Take On the Third Party
Prime Minister Dean Barrow commented on the Third Party's participation in Belizean politics, acknowledging its long-term significance for democracy.
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On the Campaign Trail With Dr. Barnett
Dr. Carla Barnett campaigns in Freetown against Francis Fonseca ahead of the General Elections, highlighting the challenges of defeating an incumbent opposition leader.
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PM Comments On Bar Association’s Impending Application To The CCJ
The Prime Minister commented on the Bar Association's application to the Caribbean Court of Justice regarding the legality of the eighth amendment.
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Is Belize On The Reparations Push From CARICOM
Belize's Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses CARICOM's stance on reparations and the ongoing need for development aid from the UK.
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Dr. Francis Says No Funny Business With COLA
Dr. Francis Smith denies involvement with COLA's campaign against Wilfred Elrington, asserting alignment in political goals but maintaining he is not part of the organization.
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Spontaneous Sickout At SSB City
SSB workers staged a sickout demanding financial compensation for uniform delays, while the NTUCB condemned Chairman Doug Singh's remarks in a press release.
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Mark, King of Landfill
Mark King delivers landfill to another 1,000 homeowners in Lake Independence as part of a poverty alleviation program.
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King on The Squatter Situation
Mark King discusses the squatter situation and land negotiations involving Ambassador Sarkis Abu-nahra and the Bradley Estate.
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COLA Goes Political
COLA announced a campaign against Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington, aiming to influence the Pickstock constituency ahead of the upcoming elections.
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SSB Workers Use Lunch Hour To Protest Again
SSB workers protested in Belize City for compensation during their lunch hour, with plans for a meeting and press briefing to follow.
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Brother Barrow Says He Got Paid, Not Overpaid
Denys Barrow defends his legal fees against opposition claims of overpayment, stating he charges standard rates for his services as the government's attorney.
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