Politics and Government
Politics and Government
Caye Caulker residents claims Heredia has forgotten them; Village Council says not so
Residents of Caye Caulker Village have been claiming that their Area Representative, Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation Honourable Manuel Heredia Jr. is not fulfilling his duties on the island.
Politics and Government
Ministry of Defence accused of inappropriate use of resources
According to the allegations, on several occasions, as many as three vessels from the Belize Coast Guard were used to escort the Belmopan Bandits to Ambergris Caye for games.
Politics and Government
Leader of the Opposition, Honourable John Briceño visits Ambergris Caye
The Leader of the Opposition and the People’s United Party (PUP), Honourable John Briceño, was on a working visit in San Pedro Town, Ambergris Caye on Thursday, May 18th to address various issues affecting the island
Politics and Government
Former Immigration Minister Elvin Penner questioned by Senate Special Select Committee
Former Minister of State for Immigration and Nationality Elvin Penner made his appearance at the Senate Special Select Committee on Wednesday, May 10th.
Politics and Government
PUP Belize Rural South accepting applications for 2018 Municipal Elections
The PUP BRS Executive Committee is accepting applications for perspective candidates who wish to contest the San Pedro Municipal Elections in 2018.
Politics and Government
Female raped in San Pedro
On Sunday, April 16th, San Pedro Police arrested and charged 39-year-old Eldon Williams for the crime of Rape.
Politics and Government
Faber promises compensation to teachers who did not strike
Honorable Patrick Faber made an announcement on Monday, April 3rd stating that the Ministry of Education (MOE) had $1 million dollars to distribute to teachers who did not participate in the Belize National Teachers Union’s (BNTU) 11-day strike in October 2016.
Politics and Government
Senate denies PACT Bill; GOB to override decision
The PACT Amendment Bill, considered a ‘money Bill,’ was denied by the senate received a seven to six vote, with all social partners voting in opposition.