Albert Area Representative, Tracy Taegar-Panton, has fired off another press release under the United Democratic Party (UDP) banner. Panton says she is the interim leader of the UDP following a convention on Sunday at CIVIC where delegates voted to recall Moses "Shyne" Barrow. Meanwhile, Barrow says he
Veteran U.D.P. member Anthony “Boots” Martinez is firing back at Moses “Shyne” Barrow tonight. Martinez, who supports Tracy Taegar-Panton, summoned the media this morning in front of the U.D.P. headquarters. He held his press conference in front of the building, in the parking lot, and
And Martinez did not stop there. Aside from saying he believes that Barrow isn’t a millionaire, Martinez brought up Barrow’s criminal past in the U.S. He accuses Barrow of deception and bullying and maintains that he is not acting in the best interest of the
During his extended press conference, Anthony “Boots” Martinez expressed skepticism on getting rid of Barrow. He says that the party's success hinges on its leadership and insisted that, until constitutional reforms are implemented, individuals should be free to change their minds. Anthony “Boots” Martinez, Former UDP
During our interview with Moses “Shyne” Barrow, he accused those who support the Alliance for Democracy of corruption. He said that the Alliance wants to take over the U.D.P. and he went further to say that the real leaders of The Alliance are John Saldivar
On Sunday, hundreds of U.D.P. supporters and party members gathered to participate in a convention hosted by the Alliance for Democracy under the U.D.P. The convention was to recall party leader Moses "Shyne" Barrow, which Panton says they successfully did. Barrow has described the convention
Following the U.D.P. convention on Sunday, participants have expressed their views on the legitimacy of the event and the removal of Moses “Shyne” Barrow as party leader. This raises the question of the future of the building on Youth for the Future Drive, which has
Today, six Belizean prisoners appeared before the High Court to contest the parole board’s decision to deny them parole. The inmates, who were convicted of serious crimes such as manslaughter, murder, and kidnapping, argue that the board’s decision was unconstitutional, as it failed to follow
The six prisoners who appeared in court argue that they do not continue to pose a threat to public safety and can be reintegrated into society with adequate supervision. Their defence attorney, Leslie Mendez, told reporters that the purpose of the trial is to review
Eight claimants, including Anwar Barrow, Aquity Holdings Limited, and six other companies, have filed a constitutional claim against the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and the Attorney General. The claimants allege that the FSC misapplied a merger fee during the consolidation of thirteen companies. They are
