Lloyd Jones criticizes the Belize government's diplomatic note to Guatemala, calling it weak amid political upheaval in Guatemala and the ongoing military dynamics.
The Senate approved a settlement with Fortis regarding the 2001 BEL acquisition, with mixed reactions from senators about the government's handling of the deal.
The Senate passed amendments to the PACT Act after significant debate and input from the conservation community.
The Belize Energy Workers Union has rejected mediation efforts and is preparing for industrial action against BEL management.
Senator Lisa Shoman revealed the contents of Guatemala's diplomatic response to Belize's protest regarding a naval incursion into Belizean waters.
Labour Senator Ray Davis attended the Senate despite being removed by the NTUCB, prompting criticism from the union and support from civil society.
Mayor Darrell Bradley opened the Carlos Perdomo Empowerment Center to support youths in Caribbean Shores and address community safety concerns.
COLA held a press conference to advocate for a forward operating base on Sarstoon Island and revealed a controversial symbol suggesting alignment with the Opposition PUP.
General David Jones discussed communication with Guatemalan Vice Admiral Carlos Thomas regarding territorial disputes over Sarstoon Island and the need for mediation.
The Prime Minister indicates that elections in Belize will likely occur no later than early next year, possibly around February or March.
Boots Martinez expresses his desire for elections to be called tomorrow, while the Prime Minister plans to complete his term.
Micah Goodin resigns from the PUP and criticizes party leadership on Facebook after a canceled radio show involving a controversial guest.
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