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Corporal Gavin Sanchez was killed back in March, nine bullets found their mark on him. It initially appeared like an open and shut case but not so. The office of the Director Public Prosecutions has determined that there is not sufficient evidence to press murder charges; we’ll have more on that later. But TaraLee, the […]
Written on October 22, 2010 | Posted in
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A young mother was viciously murdered because her friend wanted her baby; that’s as horrendous as it can get. It has been twelve days since her disappearance and murder but the body of Raylene Dyer has still not been found. Three men have confessed the gory details of how Dyer’s life was taken and are […]
Written on October 22, 2010 | Posted in
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The end of the hurricane season is in sight but threats are still looming. With five weeks to go before it officially closes, another weather system is may be heading this way. On Wednesday night the seventeenth named Tropical Storm, Richard, formed about a hundred and sixty miles south of the Cayman Islands. Earlier today, […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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Tonight’s question is: Should Sergeant Paulino Reyes be charged for the killing of Corporal Gavin Sanchez? Send your comments and responses using your SMART phones to 8686 or post your vote on our e-poll at channel5belize.com. You can also send an email with your comments to questions@channel5belize.com.
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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The fifty million dollar question is whether or not the Social Security Board will make the investment in Telemedia shares. This Wednesday, the Board met to consider whether the fifty million dollar investment of pension funds is worth the while. Both Chairs of the SSB and Telemedia boards, Lois Young Net Vasquez, led the charge. […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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The price per hundred pound cylinder of butane went up on September twenty-eighth and on Wednesday it took another two dollar jump. So the new cost of cooking gas in Belize City and Corozal is one hundred and fourteen dollars while it’s at a hundred and fifteen dollars in Orange Walk. Both Belmopan and San […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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We reported in Wednesday’s newscast that Nixon Alexander Maza who also uses the name Milton Darinel Maza has been arraigned for the double murder of Richard and Maria Stuart. Maza claimed in court that he is a naturalized Belizean and provided information in Spanish about the night of the murder. Maza lives at St Mathews […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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Two ordinary Belizeans have been named as finalists in the First Caribbean’s Unsung Heroes. The announcement was made this afternoon that the two finalists for 2010 are regular folks that stand out for their selfless community work. News Five’s Marion Ali also found out that the two will move on to compete with regional unsung […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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We have been reporting on the tenuous situation in the judiciary. In the last eight months, three eminent jurists have had their tenure cut short. In the case of the former Chief Justice, Abdulai Conteh, the government denied him a request to even conclude cases on his docket and he was put out at the […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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William Neal asked Courtenay what the judicial disruptions meant for ordinary folks. According to Courtenay, there’s insecurity due to government interference. Eamon Courtenay “You cannot operate in a judicial system where you have a case and the first thing your client says to you is “who is the judge?” They want to know who is […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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A two year plan to market Belize as a top tourism destination was unveiled today. The Belize Tourism Board hopes that despite the global recession, the marketing strategy will attract new visitors and place Belize strategically to compete in the crowded global tourism industry. New programs in destination planning and quality assurance are being given […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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It is an acknowledged fact that there is a correlation between education and crime. When there is high enrollment in schools, the streets are safer and crime is reduced. That’s the point that the Minister of Education was driving home when he visited two schools in his backyard. The students agreed that a sound education […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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Louis Belisle; he is an artist of yesteryear whose images form an important part of any collection of serious Belizean Art enthusiasts. Belisle’s love affair with art started at age five in Punta Gorda and continued into adulthood. He won two scholarships in London, one of which was for sculpture. Belisle once said “You cannot […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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Hernias can affect anyone, male or female, young or old, healthy or unfit. It is common worldwide but luckily it can be remedied with an uncomplicated surgery. This week’s Healthy Living looks at the causes of this condition and ways to prevent it. Marleni Cuellar reporting It is one of the most frequently diagnosed conditions […]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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