Fostering Inclusivity and Acknowledging Contributions: A Unified Belize for All Ethnicities
EDITORIAL
By: OMAR SILVA, NP EDITOR
Belize City: Tuesday 23rd May 2023
Editorial
The Vital Importance of Adaptability for Belize's Future
The Vital Importance of Adaptability for Belize's Future
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City, Saturday, 13th May 2023
"Belizeans Deserve Clarity on Transition to a Republic"
EDITORIAL
"Belizeans Deserve Clarity on Transition to a Republic"
By: OMAR SILVA, NP EDITOR
"Port of Belize Limbo: A Call for Accountability and Resolution"
EDITORIAL
"Port of Belize Limbo: A Call for Accountability and Resolution"
By: Omar Silva, NP EDITOR
Belize City, Friday 5th May 2023
"Managing Global Debt: A Multi-Faceted Approach for a Stable and Prosperous Future"
EDITORIAL
By: Omar Silva, NP EDITOR
Belize City, Tuesday 2nd May 2023
"Balancing Development and Conservation: The Complexities of the Belize Port Proposal and the NEAC Appeals Tribunal"
EDITORIAL
By: Omar Silva, NP EDITOR
Belize City, Friday 28th April 2023
"Addressing the Cost-of-Living Crisis in Belize: The Importance of Targeted Social Assistance"?
EDITORIAL :Belize City, Monday 24th April 2023
By: Omar Silva, NP Editor in Chief
"Access to Legal Aid is a Fundamental Right for All in Belize"
By: Omar Silva, NP, EDITOR
Belize City, Wednesday, 19th April 2023
Access to Legal Aid is a Fundamental Right for All in Belize
… Addressing the Economic Downturn in Developing Countries: Challenges, Solutions, and the Role of International Organizations and Emerging Economies
By: NP Editor
Belize City, Thursday, 13th April 2023
The economic downturn has been a significant challenge for developing countries, which may lack the resources and infrastructure to weather the storm. This has resulted in high unemployment, reduced government revenues, and increased poverty and inequality. To address these challenges, several development plans, policies, and financial assistance options could be considered.
"La Presidenta de Taiwán, Tsai Ing-Wen, reafirma su compromiso con Belice en la última parada de su gira diplomática."
Editorial:
La presidenta de Taiwán, Tsai Ing-Wen, acaba de concluir su visita a los últimos dos países centroamericanos que mantienen lazos diplomáticos con la nación isleña. Belice y Guatemala son ahora los únicos aliados de Taiwán en la región, ya que otros países han cambiado su lealtad a China.