Reclaiming Sovereignty: Why Belize Must Put Its People Before Foreign Power
A National Perspective on the Foundations of the FUTURE Movement
By: Omar Silva I Editor/PublisherÂ
FUTURE Belize – The Conscience of the Nation
Breaking News
Biometrics, Vetted Units, and the Quiet Erosion of Belize’s Sovereignty Is Belize strengthening security — or surrendering control by design?
By: Omar Silva
National Perspective Belize I Digital 2026
Belize City: 18th January 2026
Investigative Feature
Gravel, Dust, Humiliation and Government Contempt: How Belize’s Working Class Is Forced to Commute Like They Don’t Matter
By: Omar Silva
National Perspective Belize I Digital 2026
Belize City: Friday 16th January 2026
Let us stop pretending.
Crumbs for the Obedient: How the U.S. Rewards Its Backyard Governments
By: Omar Silva Editor/Publisher
National Perspective Belize Digital 2026
Belize City: Friday 16th January 2026
WHEN POLITICAL LEADERS MEET POWER IN SECRET, THE PEOPLE PAY THE PRICE
By: Omar Silva I Editor/Publisher
National Perspective Belize I Digital 2026
Belize City: Friday 16th January 2026
Editorial
Dialysis in Belize: A National Health Emergency Decades in the Making
How Political Neglect, Toxic Food Environments, and Policy Failure Created One of Belize’s Most Expensive Human Crises
By: Omar Silva I Editor/Publisher
National Perspective Belize I Digital 2026
Public Wealth, Private Greed: Who Really Benefited from the BTL Deal?
By: Omar Silva: Editor/Publisher
đź—ž NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE BELIZE I DIGITAL 2026
Belize City: Monday 12th January 2026 Edition
đź“° The Telecom Coup: How Briceno, Ashcroft & the Board Tried to Sell Belize in Silence
By: Omar Silva I Editor/Publisher
National Perspective Belize I Digital 2026
Belize City: Saturday 10th January 2026
When a Medical School Disappears The Charter That Expired, the Silence That Followed, and the Students Left Behind
By: Omar Silva I Editor/Publisher
 National Perspective Belize
Belize City: 8th January 2026
In June 2024, the charter for American Northwest University School of Medicine quietly expired.
When a Medical School Disappears The Charter That Expired, the Silence That Followed, and the Students Left Behind
By: Omar Silva I Editor/Publisher
 National Perspective Belize
Belize City: 8th January 2026
In June 2024, the charter for American Northwest University School of Medicine quietly expired.