posted (May 14, 2012) on 7NewsBelize
On Friday night, the Belize Bank celebrated its 25th Anniversary – and the man who owned the bank for much of those 25 years, Michael Ashcroft jetted in for the event. It’s noteworthy because his acolytes say that Ashcroft has not visited Belize for three [...]
Thanks to San Pedro Sun for the interview.
John McAfee, the inventor of the McAfee AntiVirus Scan demands an apology from the Government of Belize after members of the Gang Suppression Unit (GSU) stormed into his estate located on the outskirts [...]
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