What are Belizeans 2025 Resolutions?  

With 2025 just around the corner, celebrations are already in full swing. For many, this is a time to reflect on the highs and lows of the past year. Whether 2024 brought joy or challenges, the new year offers a fresh start and new resolutions. Today, we hit the streets of downtown Belize City to find out what Belizeans are aiming for as the countdown to 2025 begins. We also gave them a chance to shout out to the loved ones they’re excited to celebrate with.

 

Britney Gordon, Reporting

2025 is just a few hours away and many Belizeans have already written their list of goals to take into the near year. Speaking to a few Belizeans on the streets of Belize City, 2025 will be filled with positivity and good memories with family and friends.

 

Britney Gordon

“What’s your New Year’s resolution?”

 

Jovani Fernandez

“Have a perfect life. Have a perfect relationship. Do the positive things, never think negative.”

 

 

 

Mr. Carcamo

“My resolution da fi get my family together and get my house pray to the father most of all. And big up mi ma, mi mother-in-law, mi daughter, mi wife, all mi friends and family abroad. And I wa tell Belizeans mek we live back with one another because the year di come to the family.”

 

 

 

Reina

“First God, I believe the new year will bring lot of progress in my life. I believe God is good.”

 

A few Belizeans are hoping to level up their lifestyles in 2025.

 

Danyalee

“I would say living a healthier lifestyle.”

 

Britney Gordon

“What one change that you’re hoping to see in the new year?”

 

 

Daynalee

“Coming? I would want to go to the gym and get a little slimmer, I guess. My new year’s resolution is to be a better person.”

 

Britney Gordon

“So who are you celebrating the new year with?”

 

Daveesh

“Friends and family of course.”

 

 

 

 

Michael Enriquez

“My new Year resolution is to make more money. I’d like to shout out my mom, she’s eighty-nine-years-old, going strong.”

 

 

 

 

Britney Gordon

“How are you planning to celebrate the new year?”

 

Michael Enriquez

“Basically, I stay home and watch all the fireworks around my neighborhood.”

 

A few were hopeful the new year would ease the financial burdens they faced in 2024.

 

Harry Usher

“Just pray that things get better and things get easier, the cost of living go down. If God spares we life next year, if we have belief in God, everybody have trust in God, we might survive. With this cost a living, we can’t be hard fi survive.”

 

 

 

Walter

“I want work. I need a good job. Well I hope the country get better, We have a lot of vegetables. Thank God for that.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

Britney Gordon for News Five.