Foreign Minister Elrington states Belize will walk out of the OAS meeting if Guatemala displays an offensive map including Belize as part of its territory.
Mayan Leaders condemn the government's Rosewood Amnesty, claiming it rewards illegal logging and violates Maya land rights.
The government defends its decision to allow rosewood exports amid controversy and calls for transparency from the opposition.
COLA criticizes the government's Rosewood Amnesty, claiming it appears corrupt and allows illegal traders to profit from confiscated wood.
the government announced a controversial amnesty allowing the sale and export of confiscated rosewood, benefiting those who illegally extracted it during the moratorium.
The PUP calls for actions against Guatemala's new passport depicting Belize as part of its territory, urging the government to refuse entry to holders of such passports.
Guatemala's leaders face pressure over referendum costs as Belize and Guatemala prepare for a bi-national vote on the International Court of Justice.
The Prime Minister met with union leaders to discuss proposals amid the potential for increased revenue from oil discoveries.
The lawsuit by GDG Acquisitions against the Government of Belize for $10.3 million was dismissed by a Florida court, allowing the case to be reinstated in Belize.
A workers group is challenging the Kolbe Foundation over alleged wrongful terminations and management issues at the Belize Central Prison.
Gaspar Vega faces scrutiny over public land sold to his son's girlfriend and others at below market value, prompting government re-acquisition of the properties.
The Government of Belize and the Opposition have rejected Guatemala's proposal to change the referendum date regarding the ICJ.
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