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SAN PEDRO AT THE CROSSROADS: MOVING THE AIRPORT, MOVING THE ECONOMY—WHO BENEFITS?

Sunday Analysis and Commentary | 

Belize City: Sunday 1st November 2026: Congestion, inadequate services and a proposed northern airport belong in one public conversation. Before another development frontier opens, Belizeans deserve the costs, the transport plan and the proposed future of the downtown airport land.

THE PEOPLE PAY: FOLLOW THE PUBLIC MONEY From BEL support to airline fuel concessions, Belizeans deserve the terms, the cost and the public return.

From BEL support to airline fuel concessions, Belizeans deserve the terms, the cost and the public return.

Accountability Analysis
By Omar Silva, Editor/Publisher

Belize City: Friday 30th October 2026: When Government says it will help a company, preserve a service or protect consumers from an increase, Belizeans should ask a further question: where will the money come from, and who ultimately carries the cost?

INTIMIDATION BEFORE AMERICAN WITNESSES? BRICEÑO AND FONSECA MUST EXPLAIN THE SARSTOON ENCOUNTER

BRICEÑO AND FONSECA MUST EXPLAIN THE SARSTOON ENCOUNTER

Accountability Analysis

If Guatemalan military personnel knew that United States Embassy representatives were aboard a Belize Defence Force vessel, why did they reportedly proceed with intimidation?

ROSADO STEPS ASIDE: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR BELIZE’S DEFENCE AT THE ICJ?

Two territorial cases, two sets of arguments and one urgent national question: is Belize’s legal team ready for the road ahead?

Belize City: Tuesday 27th October 2026: Belize is approaching one of the most consequential moments in its history: the oral hearings before the International Court of Justice on territorial questions involving Guatemala and Honduras.