MCC Still On But US Government Wants To Fund Fossil Fuel
The US government is proposing to shift MCC grant funds from education to energy, including fossil fuels, prompting discussions with Belize's Prime Minister.
The US government is proposing to shift MCC grant funds from education to energy, including fossil fuels, prompting discussions with Belize's Prime Minister.
Belize is negotiating with the US government to potentially become a safe third country for deported migrants under strict conditions.
The Prime Minister stated that the upcoming marijuana referendum in Caye Caulker has exposed significant flaws in the referendum act that need urgent amendments.
Belizeans applying for a passport no longer need a recommender, according to the Prime Minister and Minister of Immigration.
City Administrator Albert Vaughan has announced his departure from the position after 14 months of service.
The Prime Minister discusses the potential of the Tren Maya project connecting to the Port of Belize after talks with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.
Caye Caulker residents will vote on October 8th to decide on the legalization of marijuana on the island.
The High Court ruled that the Transport Board's denial of Serrano's Bus Line permit was unconstitutional, awarding damages and requiring a fair reconsideration of the application.
Melissa Balderamos Mahler was sworn in as a temporary Justice of Appeal by Governor General Dame Froyla Tzalam.
Dr. Abraham Flowers, unregistered as a doctor in Belize, wins UDP caretaker position in Port Loyola despite claims of political discrimination.
Dr. Abraham Flowers discusses his candidacy for UDP caretaker in Port Loyola and addresses questions about his medical credentials.
Maya Mopan villagers blocked a road to protest a court order requiring them to vacate private property they have cultivated for over 15 years.
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