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Michael “Chips” Norales is new Deputy Mayor

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BELIZE CITY, Thurs. Feb. 20, 2020– Michael “Chips” Norales is the Belize City Council’s new deputy mayor. He replaces Councilor Oscar Arnold, who has been serving in the capacity for almost two years, and who has decided to further his political ambition in the Collet Division as PUP standard bearer.

Councilor Norales will serve as deputy mayor for one year, until February, 2021.

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