BELIZE PROGRESSIVE PARTY: CHANGING THE SYSTEM IN BELIZE

November 15. 2015 BPP Retreat at Scotchie’s with approximately 30 area reps in attendance from all over the country. Included skype participation of the chairman of diaspora advisory council and Wil Maheia in Punta Gorda. Nov. 30th, 2015 We issued a press release on the fire at the Youth Hostel when three female inmates locked up in a cell perished. We called for a thorough investigation and Dr. Luis Espat and Mrs. Elizabeth Dena were assigned. December 9th, 2015 BPP Executiv

reproduced from: www.nytimes.com Montevideo, Uruguay — “Because here nobody is better than anybody else.” The phrase, one of this small South American country’s most cherished sayings, dates back to the 19th century and is often repeated by its thinkers, presidents and everyday citizens. As a simple expression of the democratic spirit, it sums up how Uruguayans feel about their homeland. With only 3.3 million inhabitants, Uruguay is the smallest nation by population in Latin

Your Belize Progressive Party (BPP) remains fully engaged in the ongoing process of movement building, as well as remaining in-tune and abreast of the current issues which affect Belizeans, daily. In terms of our current initiatives, the BPP is in the process of undertaking the following: Commencing our progressive strategic planning exercise Opening our National Headquarters in Belize City Researching and analysing various campaign financing possibilities Continued, nation