Enriquez, a contributing writer for the Amandala Newspaper, has long highlighted the severe imbalance in constituency sizes and the urgent need for redistricting. However, it wasn't until two weeks ago, just before the general election was announced, that he decided to take legal action. According
The High Court has raised concerns about Senior Counsel Ramlogan, the former Attorney General of Trinidad & Tobago. He must clarify whether he runs a law office in Belize, reveal his arrangements with Estevan Perrera and Company, and explain how all affidavits, pleadings, and exhibits
Shortly after the High Court's decision, we spoke with Jerry Enriquez, one of the claimants. He told News Five that they plan to file an appeal as early as Wednesday. While he's a bit disappointed with the ruling, he isn't surprised. [caption id="attachment_36288" align="alignright" width="300"]
Responding to Prime Minister Briceño's remarks, Enriquez argues that they reveal a lack of commitment. He believes that the claimants shouldn't have been the ones pushing for the redistricting process to be completed. Here's what he had to say. Jerry Enriquez, Claimant “Every time the prime
The Belize Peace Movement is asking the High Court to decide if the current constituency boundaries violate the Constitution of Belize. Unlike the Jerry Enriquez case, the seven claimants aren't seeking immediate injunctive relief but rather a clear ruling from the court. The Belize Peace
Attorney Sharon Pitts is representing the seven claimants in the Belize Peace Movement case. We also heard from Rudy Wade, another claimant. They both emphasized the urgency of their claim and the pressing need to establish a court date. Sharon Pitts, Attorney-At-Law “To put it in a
Before learning that the High Court dismissed Jerry Enriquez's claim, we asked the Belize Peace Movement if their claim was similar. Attorney Sharon Pitts explained that both cases are related, and the court might decide to combine them. With the latest developments, will this claim
On Monday, former Port Loyola Area Representative Anthony "Boots" Martinez called P.U.P. Standard Bearer Gilroy Usher Senior a failure. Martinez, who is running for the seat on March twelfth, accused Usher of not improving the lives of constituents over the past four years. Surprisingly, Gilroy
Now, let's hear Usher's response to Anthony "Boots" Martinez. Usher claims he's made strides in housing infrastructure, having built a dozen starter homes for residents. He showed us a property with three of these homes already in place. Usher emphasized that this is just the
When it comes to road infrastructure in Port Loyola, "Boots" Martinez claims that Usher has poorly maintained the streets. However, the P.U.P. standard bearer strongly disagrees, stating that he has been actively working on paving the streets in the constituency. Here's what he had to
