Seven countries from the Comprehensive Regional Protection and Solutions Framework (MIRPS) – Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, and Panama – have signed the Belize City Declaration. This reinforces their commitment to protect and support displaced people in the region. The Declaration, adopted at
Belize’s National Cricket Team made a strong start in the Men’s T20 World Cup Regionals in Buenos Aires, Argentina, claiming victory against Mexico by 5 wickets. The win marked a significant milestone for the team as they aimed to secure a spot among the top
The European Union (EU), in collaboration with the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has announced two major initiatives aimed at promoting economic development in southern Belize and strengthening border management systems. A press release says that the combined value of
Jennifer Dawn Hernandez tragically lost her life in a golf cart accident near Secret Beach Road, Ambergris Caye, on Friday, December 6th. The incident occurred around 4 p.m. as Hernandez and her partner were travelling on a golf cart in San Pedro. Reports indicate that her
The Belize National Teachers Union (B.N.T.U.) gathered on Thursday afternoon for simultaneous sessions across all branches. At the top of their agenda was the ongoing issue of unpaid increments and allowances for teachers. As we reported last week, the B.N.T.U. had warned the Ministry of
This afternoon, Caliz informed reporters that the union is adhering to due process. They’ve started by sending a letter to the Ministry of Education, notifying them about the upcoming demonstration. Nadia Caliz, President, BNTU “When we are getting ready for any form of industrial action we
While the B.N.T.U members decided to demonstrate, Prime Minister John Briceño expressed his disappointment today. He told reporters that the government has been working with the B.N.T.U, especially regarding denominational high school teachers who haven't received their retirement benefits. The government had to step in
Shyne Barrow, the Mesopotamia Area Representative, along with four other U.D.P. executives, has taken legal action in the High Court. They're seeking an order against Albert Area Representative Tracy Taegar-Panton for contempt of court. This follows Justice Hondora's November eighth ruling, which restored the status
Pitts, who was appointed interim chairman of the United Democratic Party by Taegar-Panton, discussed the application made on behalf of the Albert Area Representative for a fast-tracked hearing. She also touched on Taegar-Panton’s legal representation. Sheena Pitts, United Democratic Party “Now on the application for a
Circling back to the contempt of court application filed by Shyne Barrow and his U.D.P. executives, Pitts couldn't go into much detail. However, she did mention to reporters this afternoon that the claimants might have jumped the gun by filing the claim too early. [caption id="attachment_29689"
