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Indian Creek’s Deputy Alcalde Points to Leadership Breakdown
Looking closer at the leadership rift within Indian Creek Village, we asked Deputy Alcalde Manuel Ack for his thoughts on...
Leaked Documents Raise New Questions Over BEL Severance Payments
The fight for severance at BEL just took a sharper turn. Energy workers say they are now more determined than...
No Relief, No Choice: Bus Services May Halt on April 20th
Bus operators across Belize are warning of a possible nationwide shutdown as rising fuel costs push the industry to what...
BEL Severance Fight Heats Up
Claims of unfair treatment at Belize Electricity Limited (BEL) are intensifying after documents revealed that senior managers received sizeable severance...
“My Client Was Genuinely Ill,” Says Immigration Officer’s Attorney
A legal row is now growing over the administrative leave of immigration officers at the western border in late March....
GOB Wants Your Say on ‘National ID’ Plan
Belizeans are being urged to help shape the country’s proposed National ID system. Officials are moving to address concerns and...
Indian Creek on Edge After First Alcalde Disappears
A village already on edge is now facing a troubling mystery. In the Maya community of Indian Creek, a deepening...
Police Engage as Indian Creek Dispute Escalates
As tensions spill beyond disagreement and into confrontations on the ground, government officials are now stepping in. Minister of Indigenous...
BEL’s Sick and Elderly Ex-Employees Protest for Severance
For these former workers, this is no longer just about back pay, it’s about survival. Today, a group of retired...
Minister Defends Disciplinary Action Against Immigration Officers
The fallout from last week’s immigration sickout is far from over, and now the focus is shifting to accountability. Inside...
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