Finnegan Makes It Back To Clinic, Hobbled
Michael Finnegan returns to his political clinic after spinal surgery, assisting constituents with requests for school assistance.
Michael Finnegan returns to his political clinic after spinal surgery, assisting constituents with requests for school assistance.
The Prime Minister discussed his recent UK visit and addressed rumors about the Ashcroft Alliance's involvement in funding the trip.
The Prime Minister discussed potential British military presence and marine conservation funding during his visit to the UK.
The Prime Minister expresses willingness to participate in a national debate for the 2017 general elections, contingent on agreement over the terms.
Christian activists held a march in Orange Walk to protest against gay rights and the government's gender policy, emphasizing their connection to the Belizean constitution.
Resource persons from Jamaica's Debate Commission are in Belize to promote the introduction of political debates into the country's political culture.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosted a validation meeting in Belmopan for Belize's Universal Periodic Review on human rights.
Bernard 'Dubu' Thomas criticizes the City Council for destroying a building he used for children's equipment storage, while Councilor Bernard Pitts defends the council's actions.
Pastor Scott Stirm discusses the influence of pro-LGBT nations and highlights opposition from countries like China and Russia during a church leaders' seminar.
Church leaders held a seminar to discuss concerns over the Gender Policy and its implications for the LGBT community and other minority groups.
The Caribbean Court of Justice ruled that the British Caribbean Bank can pursue international arbitration against the Government of Belize over a disputed loan.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced the government's control over IBC and IMMARBE Registries, citing an illegal agreement signed by former leaders.
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