INDEPENDENT BY CONSTITUTION — BUT INDEPENDENT FROM WHOM?
Jeremy Enriquez Takes the EBC to Court — and Opens a Much Bigger Question About Who Guards Belize’s Electoral Democracy
SPECIAL INVESTIGATION | CHAPTER I
Court
JALACTE AND THE QUESTION OF JUSTICE: CLARIFICATION, OR DELAY? When does a legal appeal protect the law, and when does it postpone the rights already recognized by the courts?
Belize City: Sunday 14th June 2026: For decades, the Maya Land Rights issue has occupied a unique place in Belize's legal and political history.
Governments have changed. Ministers have come and gone. Court rulings have been issued. International attention has come and gone. Yet the fundamental question remains remarkably similar to the one being asked twenty years ago:
When will the rights recognized by the courts become realities on the ground?
DR. NAUN BONILLA: MURDER, MOTIVE, OR MERELY ALLEGATION? Understanding the Law, the Police Theory, and What Belizeans Must Know Before Judging the Case.
Belize City: Sunday 7th June 2026: The tragic murder of Dr. Naun Ulices Bonilla has shocked Belize.
A respected medical professional, entrepreneur, son, brother, colleague, and healthcare provider was gunned down in broad daylight. Within days, police announced the arrest of two individuals: laboratory scientist Hannah Foreman and Edwin Bethran Jr.
**STAKE BANK ON TRIAL: THE LAW, THE LAND, AND THE LINE BELIZE CANNOT AFFORD TO CROSS**
A Nation Confronts the Collision Between Constitutional Protection and State Power
By Omar Silva | Editor/Publisher
National Perspective Belize – Digital 2026
Belize Immigration Accused of Disregarding Due Process and may have Ignored UNHCR Agreements
By Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City, Saturday, 01 April 2023
Barrow Passes New Referendum Law
The extra-ordinary sitting of the House of Representative was called on Friday to introduce a new Referendum bill even though the prior writ of Referendum is still pending before the Supreme Court.
The extra-ordinary sitting of the House of Representative was called on Friday to introduce a new Referendum bill even though the prior writ of Referendum is still pending before the Supreme Court.
This New Bill on Friday was pushed through all its required three stages in this one-session. It is Barrow’s kneejerk response to an interim injunction imposed by Chief Justice, Kenneth Benjamin in the Supreme Court last Wednesday which postponed the April 10thReferendum.
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