Belize has committed to CARICOM's free movement of persons, but faces challenges with Jamaican nationals due to strict immigration enforcement.
The Prime Minister addresses criticism of the proposed 13th amendment to the constitution and calls for solutions to Belize's crime problem.
The Association of Defence Attorneys has rejected the 13th amendment to the Constitution, citing concerns over civil liberties and democratic principles.
Tracy Panton rejects the UDP delegates list ahead of the National Party Council meeting, claiming it undermines party unity.
The Belize Peace Movement lost a court case regarding re-districting and may have to pay the government's legal costs.
Chester Williams and Richard Rosado emphasize their collaboration for road safety despite past tensions.
Former members of the People's Constitution Commission met with Prime Minister John Briceno to express concerns about the Final Report and its evaluation process.
concerns arise within the UDP following a leadership meeting, with members expressing dissatisfaction over agenda items and membership lists.
The Prime Minister praises teachers after a salary dispute is resolved with a staggered salary increase proposal accepted by teachers and public officers.
The Belize People's Front claims electoral fraud during the Georgeville Village Council Elections, despite winning three seats for the first time.
The UDP party leadership has decided to reinstate expelled members and set a date for the national convention after years of internal conflict.
Shyne Barrow's future as interim leader of the UDP is uncertain as he may step back without contesting the leadership.
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