By Marshall Nunez
This Tuesday night the twenty three constituents came together in an effort to established unity within the PUP as we head into an announcement of the upcoming Party’s National Convention.
What can be construed from the Patchakan Accord seems to have created some calm especially around what would have been the factions between the party . Some people at the Northern Caucus event are ecstatic about this latest attempt at unification and yet, some people are a little uneasy even skeptical that it is for real then there is a small group who are sorry that the unity has taken place because they live for the division and excitement that is used to create.
For me I have always been an advocate of unity and so I am pleased to see that there is this level of unity within the party. Of course this is only the begging and we are quite away from the coming of next government but when we consider as a nation the what that the UDP
A song crafted by talented artists as the latest crime-fighting initiative of Prime Minister Dean Barrow's Operation Restore Belize will not bring 35 year old Shelly Sanchez back to life. Nor will the lively tune comfort her 12 year old daughter, her family and friends left behind to grieve. 'I am Belize' did not matter to the gunman who sprayed Shelly with bullets as she walked home, and it did nothing for the innocent woman who lay bleeding in the street, shot to the right elbow, right side of the body and right lower back.
A song crafted by talented artists as the latest crime-fighting initiative of Prime Minister Dean Barrow's Operation Restore Belize will not bring 35 year old Shelly Sanchez back to life. Nor will the lively tune comfort her 12 year old daughter, her family and friends left behind to grieve. 'I am Belize' did not matter to the gunman who sprayed Shelly with bullets as she walked home, and it did nothing for the innocent woman who lay bleeding in the street, shot to the right elbow, right side of the body and right lower back.
A song crafted by talented artists as the latest crime-fighting initiative of Prime Minister Dean Barrow's Operation Restore Belize will not bring 35 year old Shelly Sanchez back to life. Nor will the lively tune comfort her 12 year old daughter, her family and friends left behind to grieve. 'I am Belize' did not matter to the gunman who sprayed Shelly with bullets as she walked home, and it did nothing for the innocent woman who lay bleeding in the street, shot to the right elbow, right side of the body and right lower back.
A song crafted by talented artists as the latest crime-fighting initiative of Prime Minister Dean Barrow's Operation Restore Belize will not bring 35 year old Shelly Sanchez back to life. Nor will the lively tune comfort her 12 year old daughter, her family and friends left behind to grieve. 'I am Belize' did not matter to the gunman who sprayed Shelly with bullets as she walked home, and it did nothing for the innocent woman who lay bleeding in the street, shot to the right elbow, right side of the body and right lower back.
A song crafted by talented artists as the latest crime-fighting initiative of Prime Minister Dean Barrow's Operation Restore Belize will not bring 35 year old Shelly Sanchez back to life. Nor will the lively tune comfort her 12 year old daughter, her family and friends left behind to grieve. 'I am Belize' did not matter to the gunman who sprayed Shelly with bullets as she walked home, and it did nothing for the innocent woman who lay bleeding in the street, shot to the right elbow, right side of the body and right lower back.
A song crafted by talented artists as the latest crime-fighting initiative of Prime Minister Dean Barrow's Operation Restore Belize will not bring 35 year old Shelly Sanchez back to life. Nor will the lively tune comfort her 12 year old daughter, her family and friends left behind to grieve. 'I am Belize' did not matter to the gunman who sprayed Shelly with bullets as she walked home, and it did nothing for the innocent woman who lay bleeding in the street, shot to the right elbow, right side of the body and right lower back.
A song crafted by talented artists as the latest crime-fighting initiative of Prime Minister Dean Barrow's Operation Restore Belize will not bring 35 year old Shelly Sanchez back to life. Nor will the lively tune comfort her 12 year old daughter, her family and friends left behind to grieve. 'I am Belize' did not matter to the gunman who sprayed Shelly with bullets as she walked home, and it did nothing for the innocent woman who lay bleeding in the street, shot to the right elbow, right side of the body and right lower back.
In last Friday’s sitting of the House of Representatives, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources Gapi Vega was conspicuously absent from the sitting even though the main event of the meeting was the tabling of the Auditor General’s Report on the distribution of national lands in the final months of the PUP administration. Stann Creek West’s Melvin Hulse emerged as the "Acting Lands Minister" and was supposed to be the pit bull for the UDP’s "expose" but it all fizzled because even "Flippin" was afraid that the Hon John Briceno had the goods on the real shenanigans 
In last Friday’s sitting of the House of Representatives, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources Gapi Vega was conspicuously absent from the sitting even though the main event of the meeting was the tabling of the Auditor General’s Report on the distribution of national lands in the final months of the PUP administration. Stann Creek West’s Melvin Hulse emerged as the "Acting Lands Minister" and was supposed to be the pit bull for the UDP’s "expose" but it all fizzled because even "Flippin" was afraid that the Hon John Briceno had the goods on the real shenanigans 
In last Friday’s sitting of the House of Representatives, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources Gapi Vega was conspicuously absent from the sitting even though the main event of the meeting was the tabling of the Auditor General’s Report on the distribution of national lands in the final months of the PUP administration. Stann Creek West’s Melvin Hulse emerged as the "Acting Lands Minister" and was supposed to be the pit bull for the UDP’s "expose" but it all fizzled because even "Flippin" was afraid that the Hon John Briceno had the goods on the real shenanigans 
In last Friday’s sitting of the House of Representatives, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources Gapi Vega was conspicuously absent from the sitting even though the main event of the meeting was the tabling of the Auditor General’s Report on the distribution of national lands in the final months of the PUP administration. Stann Creek West’s Melvin Hulse emerged as the "Acting Lands Minister" and was supposed to be the pit bull for the UDP’s "expose" but it all fizzled because even "Flippin" was afraid that the Hon John Briceno had the goods on the real shenanigans 
In last Friday’s sitting of the House of Representatives, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources Gapi Vega was conspicuously absent from the sitting even though the main event of the meeting was the tabling of the Auditor General’s Report on the distribution of national lands in the final months of the PUP administration. Stann Creek West’s Melvin Hulse emerged as the "Acting Lands Minister" and was supposed to be the pit bull for the UDP’s "expose" but it all fizzled because even "Flippin" was afraid that the Hon John Briceno had the goods on the real shenanigans 
In last Friday’s sitting of the House of Representatives, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources Gapi Vega was conspicuously absent from the sitting even though the main event of the meeting was the tabling of the Auditor General’s Report on the distribution of national lands in the final months of the PUP administration. Stann Creek West’s Melvin Hulse emerged as the "Acting Lands Minister" and was supposed to be the pit bull for the UDP’s "expose" but it all fizzled because even "Flippin" was afraid that the Hon John Briceno had the goods on the real shenanigans 
In last Friday’s sitting of the House of Representatives, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources Gapi Vega was conspicuously absent from the sitting even though the main event of the meeting was the tabling of the Auditor General’s Report on the distribution of national lands in the final months of the PUP administration. Stann Creek West’s Melvin Hulse emerged as the "Acting Lands Minister" and was supposed to be the pit bull for the UDP’s "expose" but it all fizzled because even "Flippin" was afraid that the Hon John Briceno had the goods on the real shenanigans 
According to Aaron Humes, a reporter for the AMANDALA newspaper in a blog post, when 18 year old Gilroy Barrow was shot dead last Friday night, he was the 64th person murdered in Belize in just the first seven months of this year, or an average of 9 per month. At that rate Belize would soon eclipse the highest number of homicides for a single year, this year.
According to Aaron Humes, a reporter for the AMANDALA newspaper in a blog post, when 18 year old Gilroy Barrow was shot dead last Friday night, he was the 64th person murdered in Belize in just the first seven months of this year, or an average of 9 per month. At that rate Belize would soon eclipse the highest number of homicides for a single year, this year.
According to Aaron Humes, a reporter for the AMANDALA newspaper in a blog post, when 18 year old Gilroy Barrow was shot dead last Friday night, he was the 64th person murdered in Belize in just the first seven months of this year, or an average of 9 per month. At that rate Belize would soon eclipse the highest number of homicides for a single year, this year.
According to Aaron Humes, a reporter for the AMANDALA newspaper in a blog post, when 18 year old Gilroy Barrow was shot dead last Friday night, he was the 64th person murdered in Belize in just the first seven months of this year, or an average of 9 per month. At that rate Belize would soon eclipse the highest number of homicides for a single year, this year.
According to Aaron Humes, a reporter for the AMANDALA newspaper in a blog post, when 18 year old Gilroy Barrow was shot dead last Friday night, he was the 64th person murdered in Belize in just the first seven months of this year, or an average of 9 per month. At that rate Belize would soon eclipse the highest number of homicides for a single year, this year.
According to Aaron Humes, a reporter for the AMANDALA newspaper in a blog post, when 18 year old Gilroy Barrow was shot dead last Friday night, he was the 64th person murdered in Belize in just the first seven months of this year, or an average of 9 per month. At that rate Belize would soon eclipse the highest number of homicides for a single year, this year.
According to Aaron Humes, a reporter for the AMANDALA newspaper in a blog post, when 18 year old Gilroy Barrow was shot dead last Friday night, he was the 64th person murdered in Belize in just the first seven months of this year, or an average of 9 per month. At that rate Belize would soon eclipse the highest number of homicides for a single year, this year.
There is a worrying trend beginning to emerge in the business sector and this trend is the closing down of businesses which once thrived only a few years ago in what was once a growing economy.
There is a worrying trend beginning to emerge in the business sector and this trend is the closing down of businesses which once thrived only a few years ago in what was once a growing economy.
There is a worrying trend beginning to emerge in the business sector and this trend is the closing down of businesses which once thrived only a few years ago in what was once a growing economy.
There is a worrying trend beginning to emerge in the business sector and this trend is the closing down of businesses which once thrived only a few years ago in what was once a growing economy.
There is a worrying trend beginning to emerge in the business sector and this trend is the closing down of businesses which once thrived only a few years ago in what was once a growing economy.
There is a worrying trend beginning to emerge in the business sector and this trend is the closing down of businesses which once thrived only a few years ago in what was once a growing economy.