Nearly a year after those three young women from Revere never made it home from a trip to Belize, their families are turning grief into action. They’ve filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit in Massachusetts, arguing the tragedy was preventable and that justice belongs in
Tonight, we’re taking you inside the halls of power and into a building that’s just undergone its biggest transformation in five decades. The National Assembly Building in Belmopan has received its most extensive renovation since it was first opened, blending modern upgrades with the distinctive
Speculation is swirling within the United Democratic Party over whether Patrick Faber and Anthony “Boots” Martinez could be making a political comeback as standard bearers. That potential shake‑up inside the party could come at the expense of recently selected female candidates in Collet and Port
The Belize Business Bureau has come out in support of Belize Telemedia Limited’s (BTL) proposed acquisition of Speednet (SMART), describing it as “a sound economic business proposal” that would benefit not only shareholders but the country as well. In a press release dated February 3, the
Guyana’s President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali concluded a three-day state visit to Belize today. During the visit, both countries agreed on a series of cooperation frameworks covering security, education, tourism, technology, and investment. Leaders said the focus is on practical outcomes, including joint crime fighting, expanded
A search for the word “Belize” in the recently released Full Epstein Library on the U.S. Department of Justice website returns 156 results, a number that at first glance suggests extensive connections. On closer inspection, however, most of the files do not involve Jeffrey Epstein directly
A hospital in southern France was evacuated after doctors discovered a live First World War artillery shell lodged inside a patient's anal canal. The 24-year-old man was admitted to the Rangueil Accident and Emergency unit in Toulouse late on Saturday night with complaints of severe pain. According
The National Trade Union Congress of Belize (NTUCB) says it was denied a police permit to stage a protest in front of the Social Security Board (SSB) office in Belize City. NTUCB President Ella Waight told New Five that the union had applied for a permit
More than 200 people were killed after a mine collapsed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, according to authorities in North Kivu. The collapse occurred on Wednesday in the town of Rubaya after heavy rainfall caused the ground to give way. Lumumba Kambere Muyisa, spokesman for
The families of the three young women from Massachusetts, USA, that died from carbon monoxide poisoning last year at Royal Kahal Beach Resort in San Pedro have filed a federal lawsuit against the resort. The family announced the lawsuit at a press conference in Massachusetts
