The present legal guidelines for boundary redistricting as amended in 1988, are set out in Section 90 of the Belize Constitution. Guided by Section 90, the Elections and Boundaries Commission is the organization empowered to make proposals to the National Assembly. The National Assembly may accept all or part of the proposals submitted by the Elections and Boundaries Commission.

Electoral Boundary Redistricting and Boundary Delimitation are terminologies used interchangeably for the process of fixing, drawing, altering and increasing electoral boundaries. It is also conducted to decrease substantial differences in the population ratio between electoral divisions.

Teach, Cach, Cachin, Cachito, Cacho as he is lovingly called by those who know him well, has contributed immensely to the Belize music industry for over six decades (62 years), from the late 1950’s to present. He is gifted to play several musical instruments including, the guitar, recorder, keyboard, drums, marimba, alto and tenor saxophones. His most memorable and valuable moments were teaching the recorder to students of Stella Maris School in Belize City, prior to the pandemic.

In his own way, Cornelius Patrick Cacho is a philanthropist. On May 12th 2022 at the young age of 95, he was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from the Florida Gulf Coast University. Along with his wife of 57 years, the late Laura Noguera Cacho, they have contributed time and money to educational institutions in their home community in Florida. Since establishing the scholarship fund at the Florida Gulf Coast University, some 44 students have been assisted and 23 have graduated.

Self-Government 1963 – National Assembly 1963 – National Assembly 1981

In Belize there are two groups of indigenous peoples—the Maya and the Garifuna. YES, the Garifuna!.

The history of the Garinagu before and after arrival to Belize was one of brutal antagonism and discrimination, when they suffered much cruelties and violence at the hands of the British.

One primary concern of the electorate as we go into this 2020 parliamentary election is corruption. The question being asked is how can they entrust another administration with proper management of our resources with good governance and its important principles of accountability, transparency, fairness and the rule of law?