Belize City: Wednesday 17th June 2026: Fifteen Years of National Ownership, Hydro Acquisitions, Infrastructure Loans and Now Another $73 Million for BEL Shares—Yet Belizeans Are Still Waiting for Their Dividend
There is a question that every Belizean household should be asking today.
Not whether the proposed seventy-three-million-dollar purchase of Belize Electricity Limited shares is a bailout.
Belize City: Monday, 25 May 2026:
Belize is slowly suffocating under a taxation structure that was never designed to create a modern productive economy.
It was designed to maintain revenue collection for a small state operating under the old mentality of colonial dependency — an economy dependent on imports, consumption taxes, duties, licenses, permits, fees, and indirect extraction from an already financially exhausted population.
By: Omar Silva I Editor/Publisher
📰 NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE BELIZE
Belize City: Wednesday 2nd July 2025
Government's Bold Move to Control Food Prices Receives Acclaim Amidst Rising Costs
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Belize City: 26th July 2023
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Belize City, Thursday, 27th April 2023
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Belize City, Monday, 24th April 2023
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Belize City: Sunday, 5th March 2023
For over 50 years Belizean have withstood an out-dated public transportation scheme by a handful of bus operators whose mantra has been to offer unexceptional basic services to commuters forced to travel aboard old-fashioned Blue Bird busses that have been retired decades elsewhere.
Starting this Friday, 11th February, Belize’s leading carrier “Tropic Air” will inaugurating its new virgin non-stop flights between Belize Phillip Goldson International and San Salvador’s Oscar Arnulfo Romero (Comalapa) International Airport.
Initially, flights service is schedule for Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays with an estimate time of arrival in San Salvador of approximately one hour.
Belize City: 3rd February 2022
Word of the increase scattered like wildfire on the social media as government announced yesterday that effective this morning, motorists will have to dive deeper into their pockets to foot the cost per gallon of gasoline at the pump.
These changes hit the spot precisely because the rise in prices affected both Premium and Regular Gasoline at the same time.
Premium gasoline saw an increase by 43 cents, from what is considered an already high $12.30 to a whopping $12.73 per gallon.
