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At the start of the month we brought to you the story of the UKYP election that 14-year-old Belizean Born Ramel Flores, who is in his fourth year at the Portstewart college, was running in the East Londonderry constituency. Well the results are in and here is the data for his division:
East [...]
Continue Reading →March 7th marked a full year into the 2nd term of the current Government of Belize Administration, that’s 6 years as the crow flies. We would like to hear from you on how they have been doing and rate their job performance; they do after all, work for you. Once you vote, please leave a [...]
Continue Reading →Section 32 of the Representation of People’s Act, Chapter 9 of the Substantive Laws of Belize, R.E. 2003, states:
“Every person who, DIRECTLY or INDIRECTLY by HIMSELF or by ANY OTHER PERSON on his behalf, GIVES, LENDS or AGREES to GIVE or LEND, or OFFERS, PROMISES, or PROMISES TO PROCURE or to ENDEAVOUR [...]
Continue Reading →I waited until the results of the election to write my weekly piece because I know that somehow it would be historic and it was! On so many fronts this election brought suspense, intrigue and change and depending on a person’s political affiliation, fanaticism or outlook the elections is indeed one to talk about. I [...]
Continue Reading →Elections are right around the corner, we have gotten our hands on the Manifestos for the PUP party; as soon as we get more we will be posting them up.
PLEASE! I do not want these posts to be taken negatively. I am only trying to get a better picture of what is being promised [...]
Continue Reading →At one time this was a hit issue in Belize. A song against the last PUP administration for their corruption and the status of the country of Belize.
It’s funny how things come full circle and bites you in the ass. This song is now perfect fitting to Dean Barrow and his UDP crew.
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Continue Reading →Hon Marcel Cardona of Orange Walk East has issued an official notice that he endorses and will be supporting the PUP candidate Dr Marco Tulio Mendez in the upcoming elections. The Orange Walk East Upliftment Committee will also be working in full support of the PUP candidate for that area.
Cardona stresses that the [...]
Continue Reading →Charles Leslie, Jr., PNP’s candidate for Stann Creek West
Born in Placencia Village on 6 November 1980. Charles attended St. John’s Anglican Primary School in Placencia, Independence High School in Independence Village, and Ecumenical Junior College in Dangriga, where he majored in accounting, business management and economics.
Charles is the current Chairman [...]
Continue Reading →What is happening to the New PUP? Is there something going on in the shadows that the people need to know but never will? The high ranking officers are abandoning ship like rats off a sinking ship of sorts…
Mark Espat and committee calls it quit
PRESS RELEASE
The Hon. Mark Espat has [...]
Continue Reading →But is the public ready to face two ballots at the polls on March seventh? Today our intern Robin Schaffer took to the streets this afternoon to ask a few pedestrians if they knew and if they were ready.
She found a mixed bag of public opinion:..
Robin Schaffer
“Do you [...]
Continue Reading →Jan 31, 2012
We hinted at it in the news one week ago, and today it was confirmed: General elections will be held in exactly 35 days, on March 7 – the same day as municipal elections.
It will be Belize’s first double election since 2003 and the first early general election since 1993.
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… If I didn’t need my papers I would not be here you know. We are people that are indeed in a strange land, we what to have and practice this right but without papers (Citizenship) we cannot do it and that is the reason why we are here suffering hunger and heat under the [...]
Continue Reading →Amidst all the hustle and bustle of every day life in Belize there is something happening and most of the people aren’t really paying attention. Our Belizean Citizenship is being marketed away to anyone that promises to gain votes for the upcoming elections. We all know that this is a normal thing in Belize, but [...]
Continue Reading →Wed, January 18, 2012
With elections just a few weeks away, the usual flurry of accusations concerning voter fraud and other irregularities leading up to Election Day are heating up. Tonight we have the latest such allegation against the United Democratic Party using its influence to get an upper hand in the [...]
Continue Reading →Wed, January 18, 2012
With elections just a few weeks away, the usual flurry of accusations concerning voter fraud and other irregularities leading up to Election Day are heating up. Tonight we have the latest such allegation against the United Democratic Party using its influence to get an upper hand in the [...]
Continue Reading →Wed, January 18, 2012
Of course, the Director has a lot on her hands right now. She’s presiding over an office that is being besieged on a daily basis in the run-up to the close of registration. In fact, that office was open until the late hours last night working on the [...]
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