News from Belize, 8 June
Deputy Commissioner of Police, Bart Jones seeks judicial review against the appointment of Dr Richard Rosado as Deputy Commissioner of Police.
Deputy Commissioner of Police, Bart Jones is turning to the courts for a judicial review against the Security
Commissioner of Police, Chester Williams, supports Dr Rosado's promotion and emphasizes the importance of unity among police officers.
Litigation is becoming more common in Belize, and individuals have the right to seek judicial review if they feel their rights have been violated.
2. Economic issues, crime, and corruption remain the top concerns for Belizeans, according to Michael Ashcroft's "2023 Belize Poll".
After commissioning surveys on the country’s state for over 13 years, today, Michael Ashcroft revealed the findings of
Despite concerns, a majority of citizens feel that their personal economic situation has improved, and there is a perception that things are better than they have been in almost a decade.
The survey also found that 61% of respondents feel that the country is on the wrong track, but this is one of the lower numbers compared to other countries surveyed.
3. JetBlue Airlines will now offer nonstop year-round roundtrip flights three times a week between New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport and Belize’s Phillip S.W. Goldson.
Today, the Belize Tourism Board (BTB) announced a new partnership with JetBlue Airlines, New York's Hometown Airline®.
4. Attorney General Magali Marin-Young will be leaving office to return to private practice due to personal and family commitments.
