Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington addresses concerns over perceived double standards in law enforcement regarding Guatemalan encroachers in Belizean territory.
The Ministry of Energy states that SATIIM is mistaken regarding US Capital Energy's oil drilling activities on traditional lands.
Greg Choq, Executive Director of SATIIM, is rumored to have resigned amid ongoing tensions over Maya land rights.
The NTUCB criticized the Prime Minister's stance on the Public Accounts Committee and reiterated their call for its restructuring.
Mayor Darrell Bradley addresses concerns over police presence and parking negotiations with the Albert Street Taxi Union.
PUP leaders launched a declaration for reforming the Public Accounts Committee, emphasizing their commitment to transparency and accountability in government spending.
Dan Silva expresses interest in running for Cayo Central again, prompting comments from PUP leaders about his candidacy and past controversies.
PUP Leader Francis Fonseca discusses Amin Hegar's potential candidacy and the implications of his recent political actions.
Major Oscar Mira, a retired BDF officer, announces his candidacy for the PUP in Belmopan, emphasizing his commitment to serve the people of Belize.
The UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food has sent a letter to the Belize government regarding the rights of the Mayas and oil concessions.
Belize and Mexico are set to sign multiple agreements focusing on trade, security, and cooperation in education and health following a visit by Mexico's Foreign Minister.
The Chamber of Commerce urges both the Government and Opposition to ensure a functioning Public Accounts Committee amid ongoing political stalemate.
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