A search and rescue operation is underway in the Caribbean for two missing sailboats that left Mexico last week carrying humanitarian supplies bound for Cuba. The vessels, named Friendship and Tigger Moth, departed Isla Mujeres on Mexico's eastern coast on March 20 with at least nine
Officials from Belize and the Mexican state of Quintana Roo met in Belize City on Thursday, as both sides moved to strengthen economic ties and update a long-standing bilateral cooperation agreement. Discussions focused on turning long-term plans into practical projects, especially in trade, investment, and infrastructure. One
Closing Women’s Month with Powerful Voices This morning’s edition of Open Your Eyes placed the spotlight on women who continue to shape Belize through leadership, courage, and service. As part of the show’s final panel discussion in recognition of Women’s Month, the conversation centered on the
Caribbean countries met in Georgetown, Guyana, this week for a major climate meeting, with Belize’s Minister of Sustainable Development and Climate Change, Orlando Habet, leading the discussions. The 124th Special Meeting of CARICOM’s Council for Trade and Economic Development brought together environment ministers from across the
Former area representative Jorge Espat is speaking out after an incident near the Belize–Guatemala adjacency zone sparked speculation online. In a social media post, Espat said he was walking on family-owned land near the border on Thursday when gunfire came from the Guatemalan side. He said
At a White House cabinet meeting on Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump claimed Iran had allowed 10 oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz as a “present” in ongoing negotiations. Trump told reporters the gesture was proof Iran was serious about striking a deal,
For years, Belizeans have argued about what the Port of Belize should become, but tonight, the conversation is shifting. After Waterloo’s ambitious expansion plan collapsed under environmental objection and technical red flags, the project seemed destined to sit on the shelf. Now, with the Government
As talks continue about major cruise and cargo upgrades at the Port of Belize Limited, residents in Port Loyola are making it clear that they don’t want to be spectators in their own neighborhood. They’re asking for solid guarantees that the people who live closest
Concerns over public health took center stage at Wednesday night’s consultation in Port Loyola. Resident Dr. Abraham Flowers pressed developers for answers, asking whether a proposed mangrove island could block the flow of wastewater from the nearby sewer treatment plant. Right now, that drainage runs
The final day of budget debates wrapped up late Wednesday, but not before things got heated inside the National Assembly. Prime Minister John Briceño opened his closing remarks by going after Opposition Leader Tracy Panton’s presentation, criticizing both its tone and substance. Tensions quickly escalated
