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Mayans File Major Law Suit Against Oil Company
Mayan communities are filing a lawsuit against US Capital Energy and the Government of Belize, as announced by SATIIM's Attorney Eamon Courtenay.
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Talk Of Rosewood Tiring Hon. Alamilla
The Minister of Forestry, Hon. Lisel Alamilla, provided updates on the Rosewood amnesty and government royalties from exports.
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Hon. Alamilla Fears Anti-Gay Hate Protests Could Escalate Into Violence
Forestry Minister Lisel Alamilla expresses concern that anti-gay protests could escalate into violence following a controversial effigy at a march in Punta Gorda.
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Mayor Dodges Contempt Proceedings, Again
Belize City Mayor Darrell Bradley reached an agreement with Belize Waste Control to resolve a long-standing debt and avoid contempt proceedings.
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Jamaican Gay Man Takes Belize, Trinidad to Court Over Discriminatory Immig Laws
Maurice Tomlinson challenges Belize and Trinidad's discriminatory immigration laws at the Caribbean Court of Justice.
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Christians Take To The City Streets
Christian activists marched in Belize City to protest the gender policy and express their views on constitutional issues.
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PUP Condemns Finance Instrument Amendment
The People United Party condemns an amendment to finance regulations that they claim removes Central Bank oversight of government bank accounts.
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Constitutional March Going To “Griga”
A constitutional rally in Dangriga aims to educate residents about the Gender Policy and address community concerns.
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Patrick Andrews; Now a PUP Standard Bearer
Patrick Andrews announces his candidacy as the new standard bearer for the People's United Party in Belmopan amid a libel suit.
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CitCo Moving Ahead With Street Closure
Belize City Council plans to permanently close a street section to boost commercial activity and reduce crime, despite public criticism.
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Mayor Bradley: Sanitation Contracts Still Burdensome
Mayor Darrell Bradley discusses the financial burden of sanitation contracts on the Belize City Council and the challenges of renegotiating them.
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Mammoth March In PG
A large march in Punta Gorda organized by church leaders opposed to the Gender Policy attracted around 4,000 attendees, according to reports from local activists.
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