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Judge allows into evidence dying declaration of murder victim Egbert Baldwin
Egbert Baldwin, deceased (L); Camryn Lozano (Top right) and Albert Gill, on trial
by Roy...
Police welcome record-breaking number of new recruits
Photo: Squad 97 male graduates marching
by Kristen Ku
BELIZE CITY, Mon. Apr. 22, 2024
Last Friday,...
The Museum of Belizean Art opens doors
by Charles Gladden
BELIZE CITY, Thurs. Apr. 18, 2024
The Museum of Belizean Art’s (MOBA) grand...
PWLB officially launched
by Charles Gladden
BELMOPAN, Mon. Apr. 15, 2024
The Football Federation of Belize (FFB) officially launched...
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When I started to get on my feet financially in the 1980s and l990s, I would tell close friends that if I ever crashed...
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Suffering from sleep disorders as I do, it took an extra effort last week Wednesday night to stay up to listen to Jules Vasquez’...
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I dedicate this column to my dear cousin, Gwelda Lopez Fairweather, who has lived in New York for many decades with her beloved husband,...
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After carefully reading most of Professor Christine A. Kray’s 2023 book - Maya-British Conflict At The Edge Of The Yucatecan Caste War, I understand some of...
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To a great extent, the world is ruled by giant institutions called corporations. A corporation is a coming together of people who pool their...
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The early UBAD, idealistic as it was after it was formed in early February of 1969, came up with the idea of trying to...
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When the San Cas group closed down Palace Theater a few years after cable television had invaded Belize in 1982, the significance of the...
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The institutions which the governments in post-colonial societies like ours are most nervous about are the army and the university. This is why when...
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This coming Friday, February 9, 2024, will mark fifty-five years since the United Black Association for Development (UBAD) was organized in Belize. For years...
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I think the scholars say that the Native American tribes who lived in Canada and the United States, and the Indigenous people who moved...
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In last Friday’s column, which I had thought was the last effort on my part to provoke you into reading about the Caste War,...
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Nelson Reed opines that there were four definable areas in the Yucatan of 1847 - with distinct economic, political and social problems. These were...
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In his book, The Caste War of Yucatan (first published in 1963), author Nelson Reed warns readers that the shooting does not begin until the third...
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Belizeans held their breaths as the dispute between the multinational owners of the Tower Hill sugar mill and the largest association of cane farmers...
