We all know food is a basic human right, and Belize produces enough to feed its people. But despite that, food insecurity still affects families across districts and ethnic groups. So, what’s being done to close those gaps? And how can Belize contribute to the
Back in late July, we told you about a major Supreme Court ruling that left the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association staring down a hefty half-a-million-dollar bill owed to BSI/ASR. But now, it looks like the mill won’t be chasing that payment after all. Still,
The sugar industry’s been hit hard by the fusarium outbreak, but there’s a glimmer of hope. The Government of Belize stepped in with a half-a-million-dollar pilot project, applying fungicide across two thousand acres of sugarcane fields. And now, that project is in its final phase.
Belize’s sugar industry suffered a deafening blow during the last crop season due to widespread fusarium infections. And the worst is not yet over. As we have reported, the low yield of sugarcane caused by the fungi led to a decrease in sugar production. And
Health officials have confirmed Belize’s second case of human screwworm infection this time involving an elderly resident of Camalote. The Ministry of Agriculture says the case was identified through lab testing, raising concern as human infections remain extremely rare in the country. Minister Jose Mai
It’s a project that could have major impacts on trade and tourism in the region and its all the buzz in Belize, Mexico and Guatemala. Mexico’s Tren Maya project plans to make Belize and Guatemala the next stop but not everyone is on board. While
There are new partnerships on the horizon between Belize, Guatemala, and Mexico following a trilateral meeting held in Mexico last week. The three countries signed a declaration to establish the Great Maya Forest Biocultural Corridor, marking a historic move for conservation efforts between the three
Following a meeting between Pime Minister John Briceño, Guatemalan President Bernard Arévalo and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, new developments are coming to Belize. On Friday, the three leaders convened in Campeche, Mexico to discuss issues of regional importance. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Francis Fonseca says
Belize has officially received approval for the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) grant. The MCC is an independent U.S. government agency working to reduce global poverty through economic growth, however earlier this year, the US’s Department of Government Efficiency decided to shut down the foreign aid agency. Now,
The Mexican Government has recently adapted to hosting daily press conferences, a major step to provide transparency, public information, and accountability from the nation’s leaders. We asked Minister of Foreign Affairs, Francis Fonseca if this communication scheme is possible for Belize’s government to allow journalists
