No Decision Yet On Referendum
Belize's Cabinet has not yet made a decision on Guatemala's proposal to postpone the referendum originally set for October 6, 2013.
Belize's Cabinet has not yet made a decision on Guatemala's proposal to postpone the referendum originally set for October 6, 2013.
Eamon Courtenay, President of the Bar Association, responds to criticisms from Attorney General Wilfred Elrington regarding the Bar's role and membership issues.
Guatemala's Foreign Minister did not attend crucial meetings, leading to tensions over a proposed change in the referendum date with Belize's Cabinet.
Belize's Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington discusses the implications of Guatemala's potential postponement of the upcoming referendum.
Minister Elrington cautioned the Belize Territorial Volunteers about the dangers of border clearing efforts in Southwestern Belize.
Guatemala proposes to postpone the October referendum on the territorial dispute with Belize due to internal pressures and costs associated with the vote.
Bill Lindo received over 800 thousand dollars in compensation for land acquired by the government, raising concerns about his extensive land dealings.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow expresses support for ending the Bar Association's monopoly on legal practitioners in Belize.
The Prime Minister announced the reversal of controversial land sales in Placencia and discussed compensation for affected parties.
Attorney General Wilfred Elrington proposes legislation to allow lawyers to opt out of Bar Association membership, citing constitutional concerns.
Louis Farrakhan suggested Belize should share sea access with Guatemala during his address at Bird's Isle.
Wilfred Elrington proposes a bill to amend the Legal Profession Act, challenging the Bar Association's compulsory membership requirement for lawyers in Belize.
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