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BELIZE, WAKE UP: A POLITICAL VISION IS NOT A DELIVERY PLAN From Tren Maya to the proposed Ambergris Caye–Mexico bridge, Belizeans deserve evidence before expectations.

From Tren Maya to the proposed Ambergris Caye–Mexico bridge, Belizeans deserve evidence before expectations.

Sunday Commentary and Analysis

Belize City: Sunday 25th October 2026: Belizeans should welcome ideas that could improve their country. They should also demand enough information to judge whether those ideas deserve public money, public land and public confidence.

Exposing Shenanigans: My Personal Journey through the Tangled Web of the Lands Department

By: Nadya Lu nee Contreras

Belmopan City: Sunday 25th February 2024

As I sit down to pen my personal account of the labyrinthine mess that is the Lands Department, I can't help but feel a surge of frustration mixed with determination coursing through me. My name is Nadya Lu, and I'm no stranger to the trials and tribulations of dealing with this bureaucratic nightmare.

Belize City Council: A Stern Wake-Up Call for Aspiring Candidates

By: Virgilio Valverde

Guess Columnist

As the municipal elections approach on March 6th, 2024, Belize City stands at a crossroads, burdened by a litany of pressing issues that demand immediate attention from aspiring candidates looking to lead the City Council. It's an understatement to say that Belize City is far from the beacon of progress it aspired to be when this Council assumed power for two consecutive terms.