the House of Representatives debated racial discord in Santa Cruz, Toledo, involving Mayas and creole Belizeans after a PUP walkout.
The Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry opposes amendments to the Petrocaribe Loans Act, citing concerns over transparency and necessity.
The Prime Minister criticizes the Chamber of Commerce for not formally requesting a meeting to discuss the Petrocaribe Law.
The PACT Amendment Bill was passed with support from the conservation community, despite previous pushback against it.
The Cruise Ship Passenger Tax and Validation Bill was passed to ensure the cruise industry remains unaffected by ongoing court proceedings regarding the head tax.
Prime Minister states there is still a place for Melvin Hulse in the UDP despite his recent resignation and retraction of claims against him.
Melvin Hulse resigns from UDP candidacy after retracting statements about party leader Dean Barrow and endorses Nathan Young as his likely successor.
Patrick Faber defends his use of Petro Caribe funds for a family fun day in Corozal despite public condemnation.
The Guatemalan Navy Gunboat was removed from the reef, but the official report to Guatemala is still pending due to legal preparations.
The Belize National Teachers Union hosted a forum on the Petrocaribe Loans Act, which became contentious as supporters of the bill challenged the opposing panelists.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over the legality of the head tax affecting cruise tourism in Belize, involving the Fort Street Tourism Village and The Feinstein Group.
Melvin Hulse apologizes for comments made in a secretly recorded conversation criticizing Prime Minister Dean Barrow and the UDP party.
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