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Wil Maheia
Government
Belizean flags taken by Guatemalan army at the Sarstoon River returned to Belize’s Embassy
The Guatemalan armed forces took down Belizean flags planted on the Sarstoon Island by Belize Territorial Volunteers (BTV) members claiming they were on their territory. According to maps, this island is within Belizean territory; however, Guatemala claims it is on its side. BTV leader Wil Maheia denounced the Guatemalan soldiers for confiscating the Belizean flags. Even though Belizean security personnel asked them to turn them over, they refused and kept the flags. While it was unknown what they would do with the flags, on Independence Day, Prime Minister Honourable Dr. John Briceño informed the nation that the flags were returned to the Belize Embassy in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
Government
Despite warning from the PM, BTV’s expedition to the border is a go!
Despite GOB’s attempts to dissuade such trips to the boarder, both group leaders have announced that the expeditions will go on.
Politics and Government
National News: Development discovered at Belize-Guatemala Adjacency Zone
Belize Territorial Volunteers have discovered development along the Guatemalan side of the adjacency zone that is in clear violation of the 2008 agreement/compromise between Belize and Guatemala.
Politics and Government
Clearance initiative near Jalacte on the Belize-Guatemala borderline starts without incident
Not even the thick mud and wet, hilly terrain could deter the resolve of about 125 Belizeans who trekked their way from the Jalacte...
Politics and Government
Government warns Belizeans about clearing border between Guatemala and Belize
The radical plan of the group called Belize Territorial Volunteers to head to the Belize/Guatemala border to clearly define the difference between both countries is being cautioned by the Government of Belize.
Environment
Belize Territorial Volunteers make first patrol to the Colombia Forest Reserve
The Belize Territorial Volunteer is a group of concerned Belizeans who have decided that enough is enough when it comes to taking care of our borders
