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PUP Will Give Power

to the People!

A VOTE FOR THE UDP IS A VOTE FOR GUATEMALA

Notorious UDP politician of passport scan-dal/infamy, Elvin Penner on the campaign

trail in Cayo Northeast

POWER TO THE PEOPLE

TOUR, Orange Walk TownPg. 12 & 13

Pg. 3

Pg. 8 Pg. 4

UDP HAVE NO SHAME!

Workers Noh Happy With

Barrow!

Pg. 7

Francis Holds Family Day in Belama Ph. 4

Belama Phase 4 residents had an entertaining and enjoyable day with their area representative

Party Leader Francis Fonseca

PUP Leader Francis, Deputy Leader Julius and Lake I champion Cordel sign social contract

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!PUP Cayo West Standard Bearer

demands answers from Elections and Boundaries

A vote for UDP is a vote to deliver

Belize to Guatemala!

Tyaad a Barrow

OPINIONOUT OUT

OUT

October 9, 2015

Chief Elections OfficerElections and Bound-

aries Department

Dear Madam,I write to you as a candidate in the

upcoming November 4, 2015 General Elections. In preparations for said elec-tions, there are several concerns that have prompted the need to write this letter.

This first has to do with the lodging of complaints against voters who we know are not residents of Cayo West constituency and in fact are not even Belizeans. In keeping with the provisions of the Act, we had filed out complaint and when we had followed up with the Benque Viejo Office of the Elections and Boundary office we were told by the of-ficer there that it would be held Wednes-day, September 30 at the Benque Viejo Magistrate Court.

In preparation for the said complaints we had a representative, an attorney and two witnesses from Arenal (where the electors are supposedly registered) to testify that the 10 electors in fact were not Belizeans, lived permanently across the border in Guatemala and have never lived or voted in Arenal.

On September 30, there was no Magistrate in Benque. It was after the Attorney called the Clerk of Courts at the Cayo Magistrate Court that we were informed that the hearing would in fact be at the San Ignacio Magistrate Court. Our group hurried over to San Ignacio, upon arrival there they were met by the delegation from the ruling United Demo-

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cratic Party exiting the courtroom jubilant that the challenges had been dismissed by the Magistrate.

On October 8, 2015 at 9:30 pm I hap-pened to pass the Elections and Bound-aries office in Benque Viejo and saw the office opened. I asked from the Elections and Boundaries officer the reason the of-fice was opened at that late hour of the night and she refused to answer my que-ries. Some of the questions I asked:

1. Why is the Benque Elections and Boundaries office open after regular work-ing hours and at this late hour of the night?

2. Why has the public not been in-formed about these changes if in fact this has been sanctioned by the Chief Elec-

tions Officer?3. What exactly are you doing at

this hour of the night in this office?4. Are you registering persons who

do not qualify, (since September 10 was the last day for registering)?

As a citizen and candidate I am enti-tled to a free and fair election. I am hereby requesting your office to look into the above matter and to honour the constitu-ency of Cayo West and our country of Be-lize with a response as soon as possible.

Respectfully, Dra. Lesbia Guerra CocomPUP Cayo WestStandard Bearer

Dear Editor,Guatemala’s unfound-

ed claim over Belize is tak-ing a very dangerous, se-rious and grave route for Belizeans. All of us are ex-

tremely at high risk in losing our land, that is why on 4th November General Elections is not only about ending cor-ruption and bad administration but also about UDP Government handing over Belize to Guatemala IF they win elec-tions. Guatemala is extremely racist, they want our land but they don’t want our people, namely the Creoles, Gari-funa, Kekchi or other Mayas. Guatemala has massacred thousands upon thou-sands of their own indigenous people and will want now to include Creole, Garifuna, and Mayas, our own brothers and sisters if they get Belize. Circa 1970 I myself read a Guatemalan newspa-per that said when they take over Be-lize they will grind all black people from Belize to make tar to pave their streets. This is most gruesome, offensive, de-spicable and abominable even to men-tion and for me to remember.

Belizeans open your eyes now, don’t allow Elrington and Barrow to deliver Be-lize to Guatemala; just listen attentively to Elrington’s speech at United Nations to re-alize how vile the situation is.

A VOTE FOR UDP IS A VOTE FOR GUATEMALA TO TAKE OVER BELIZE. YOUR VOTE WILL DECIDE WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT!!!

Signed.J. Magana

Dear Editor,We will vote for

PUP because we tiad a get chancey by the dic-tator Dean Barrow and his minions. He chancey

everybody, the Unions, BGYEA group and other social groups, BTV and other volunteers, Caneros, the poor street vendors, the teachers, UB stu-dents, BEL and BTL workers, Social Security Workers, the Mayans down south and everyone else.

He has promised to get rid of union leaders that question his au-thority like Mora and Matura if he wins the next general elections.

We tired a be bullied by this man and his group of corrupted people. Plus we say no to ICJ, we say no to Guatemala, we need the PUP back to help the poor. Dean Barrow only help his family and cronies with millions of dollars and sell out to Ashcroft and we have to pay all this money back.

The people have the power!

UDP campaigns

with Petro!

Belize City, October 15, 2015The UDP continues to spend the

dwindling Petro Caribe loan monies for his political propaganda.

In Cayo before the “buy” elec-tions, Dean Barrow addressed a gath-ering and told them that he has “mil-lions upon millions” of dollars and he will spend these millions in Cayo, so he can win the “buy” election which was held in early January 2015. Yes millions of dollars were spent. Guess what?! It was Petrocaribe dollars - a loan that we the Belizean people will have to pay back.

In the Freetown Division, the UDP is spending Petrocaribe dollars for political purposes. Again, this is a loan that we the Belizean people will have to pay back! With what author-ity is the UDP spending petrocaribe monies?

In Belize Rural Central, the UDP is also spending Petrocaribe to buy out support for the elections. They have no vision, no history of commu-nity work, no track record. Only Petro dollars.

In the Albert and Caribbean Shores Divisions the UDP is raining Petrocaribe money. Banners with glossy pictures all over. Signs on ev-ery lamp post. Flags everywhere. Re-member these areas have been held by the UDP representatives Herman Longsworth and Santino Castillo.

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UDP INSULTS

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PUP Will Give Power to the People!

Belize City, October 15, 2015The antidote to the power-drunk,

arrogant and corrupt Barrow Adminis-tration will be in the hands of the Be-lizean people on Wednesday November 4th 2015. The UDP Government, which for the past seven years has made life harder and punished us under the weight of their arrogance and total in-competence, will face the judgment of the Belizean people who are clamour-ing for better.

The antidote to the UDP’s painful wreckage that they have left our coun-try in is the vision of the People’s United Party that a Government must be trans-parent, must be accountable, should be driven by ideas for nation building and must be devoted to working for the Be-lizean people for the country to thrive. This is the vision driving the PUP today under leader Francis Fonseca.

To show the Party’s real commit-ment to Belize, on Wednesday, October 14, 2015 the PUP Leader and Standard Bearers gathered at the historic In-

dependence Hall on Queen Street to publicly sign a social contract with the people!

The social contract offers 12 clear pledges that the PUP will carry out in its first 100 days in office. The impor-tance of these pledges are that they form the essence of the PUP’s com-mitment to reform and better gover-nance, to break the chains of tyranny that Belize has been under the Barrow Administration.

Pledge 3 is to Appoint a 13 Senator. The PUP will obey the law and enforce the appointment of a Non-Governmen-tal Organisation representative to the Senate. The Barrow Administration has refused to follow the law, distorting de-mocracy.

Pledge 4 is to require Senate con-firmations in the appointments of key appointments of senior public officers such as the Auditor General, Contrac-tor General, the Director of Public Pros-ecution and Judges. Barrow autocracy has flourished under a system where he has the only say with the appoint-ments of the important positions.

Pledge 5 will be hated by the UDPs but embraced by right-thinking Beliz-eans. This is to reconfigure the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and include social partners’ representative. The PUP will ensure that PAC could finally become an oversight for public financ-es.

Pledge 6 is to strengthen the In-tegrity Commission, an important body which the Barrow Administration has put a seven year long chokehold on, preventing oversight of public officials such as Elvin Penner, Edmond Castro and Gaspar Vega. The PUP will ensure that the Integrity is functional to pre-vent corruption in office.

Pledge 7 is to allow the spending of Petrocaribe funds to be administered by a Board that will include social part-ners to ensure transparency.

The five pledges mentioned above will radically nourish Belize’s democra-cy and transfer the power held by politi-cians to the people.

The other pledges are also of impor-tance as they are vital to social justice, economic growth, equal and affordable

access to health care and universal access to education. Pledge 1 is to Build Forward Operation Bases at the Sarstoon and Hunting Caye and an outpost in the Chiquibul area, Pledge 2 is the disband Barrow’s Gang Sup-pression Unit and repeal the draconi-an gun law, Pledge 7 is to expand the exemptions to income tax to thou-

sands of PAYE workers, Pledge 9 is to revisit the Tourism Accommodation Act to ease the burden on stakehold-ers, Pledge 10 is to raise the Minimum Wage, Pledge 11 is to provide Free Ed-ucation from Pre-School to Sixth Form, and Pledge 12 is to get rid of the rats at the hospitals and roll out the National Health Insurance scheme which pro-vides a comprehensive safety net for all Belizeans.

“Our team of 31 candidates are convinced, each and every one us, is convinced that unless there is sig-nificant and fundamental reforms undertaken in the way Belize is gov-erned the full potential of Belize to realize economic opportunities, to free its people from the bonds of poverty and improve the lives of all Belizeans may never be achieved. This is our opportunity to get it right and we in the People’s United Party take that very seriously,” stated PUP Leader Francis Fonseca at the signing.

The PUP is offering a new vision for Belize. Francis is the Leadership Belize needs!

Daniel Silva signs contract

October 6, 2015The list of Belizeans who have been

insulted, victimized or disrespected by the UDP is a long one but if we were to rank who has been disrespected the most by Dean Barrow’s UDP, for sure the people of the Toledo District would be near number 1 if not at that spot.

As we look back at what the UDP did to us Belizeans, the list is long. It includes insulting black Belizeans, who in a very racist way were being threat-ened and openly discriminated against when Manuel Heredia went on the me-dia to confirm that creole people from the mainland would have to stamp in to the island.

Then Hispanic Belizeans had their children wake up to the sound of Police boots stomping down their doors and UDP bulldozers in the Chetumal Street area, then controlled by Mark King. The UDP called these families aliens and they were told to go back to their coun-try when they were Belizean.

Mark King didn’t end there. He


MORE UDP LAND GRAB!

Orange Walk Town, October 14, 2015The Ministry which Prime Minis-

ter Dean Barrow admitted has become a “hotbed of corruption” is back on the news for the same kind of debauchery for which the PM threw his Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega under the bus.

Documents have surfaced of a ‘wut-less’ cheap sale of prime property to well-known UDP cronies.

The lands involved are parcels 4303, 4304 and 4135, located along the Phillip Goldson Highway in Orange Walk Town. The lands were sold to known UDP cro-

nies Derrick Gillett, Roman Alvarez and Emir Cruz in October and December 2009.

Gillett is a well-known UDP from Orange Walk. He is the one who the UDP awarded a contract to provide fish and meats to the Karl Heusner Memo-rial Hospital. Emir Cruz is the nephew of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources Gaspar Vega.

But it’s not so much the names of

the cronies involved in this controversial sale of land, but the prices put on the lands sold. Alvarez paid a cheap $1,000 for his land, while Gillett and Cruz got theirs for a mere $800!! Sounds like a ‘crackhead’ land deal, right? We are deal-ing with a crackhead Government.

Local land evaluators have shared with the BELIZE TIMES that just the loca-tion of the lands put the value much high-er than what Government sold them for.

So, while three UDP wealthy stoog-es have amassed more wealth through special access to land, the losers in this are the Belizean public and taxpayers. The public are once more disrespected by Gapi the Minister of Lands who has claimed “not-normal” status and who puts his family ahead of normal Beliz-eans. The taxpayers are cheated of thou-sands of dollars, from the cheap sale of Belizean patrimony.

UDP campaigns

with Petro!

They both abandoned the constituency for seven long years! This is why the UDP has to use Petrocaribe money to campaign the way they are.

In Toledo East and West, the UDP used Petrocaribe money to fund a rent a crowd rally for rejected representatives Eden Martinez and Juan Coy. Rejected goods. The UDP paid for buses, food, drinks, more food and more drinks, and gave away hundreds for pocket money to get persons to attend their no-good rally. Of course, there was no apology for the disrespect of the Maya people and no explanation as to why the UDP has ne-glected the South. Once the people got drunk, the UDP taught them the Petroca-ribe dance.

Dean Barrow, as the Minister of Fi-nance, will one day soon have to answer for the illegal spending of millions of Pet-rocaribe dollars without oversight and proper accountability. On November 4th, the people of Belize will tek back the pow-er from Dean Barrow, and put it where it belongs: the people. Power to the People!

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EDITORIAL

Game Over, Dean Barrow

Dean Barrow once referred to himself as the “Master of Games” at a House of Rep-resentatives meeting. Indeed, we have to give the Devil his due. When it comes to political trickery, double speak, covering up ministerial wrong-doing and outright lying to Belizeans, Mr. Barrow is a master at

that game. However when it comes to defending our land against Guatemala, providing land and houses for Belizeans, creating jobs, proving health care for our people he is as Hubert Elrington said publicly “All glitter and no substance”. And so as Belizeans prepare to go to the polls to send the message that the people have the power, we can only advise our megalomaniac Prime Minister that it is time to pack his bags and leave Belmopan. JUST GO DEAN O.

In the general elections of 2008, Barrow played a nasty and sinister trick on the people. He was very efficient at scandalizing political opponents, creating fear among the voters, using the media and creating an atmosphere of mistrust between the People’s United Party and the people whom we have so diligently served for over 60 years. As a part of the game he also made empty promises fully knowing he had no intention to deliver. He would bring down the cost of living, he promised to build an oil refinery, and reduce the cost of fuel. He promised to build houses and empower or people. He pretended that he loved Belizeans; that he would care for the sick, educate our children and solve the crime problem. He prom-ised to protect or borders (with helicopters) and above all he was going to take his proverbial machete and cut down corruption in all its forms wherever it reared its head. Those were just a few of the promises that the Master of Games made to the hard working mothers, fathers, sons and daughters of our beloved Belize.

But Barrow never meant to keep his promises. It was another one of his games. His only objective was to win. The first thing he did was to close down the lands department. During this period, UDP cronies were allowed to enter and begin to grab what is not theirs. Many hard working people, some of whom had supported him saw their leases canceled, their dreams dashed. The only re-distribution under the UDP has been taking away land from poor Belizeans to give to their friends and cronies. Today, aver-age ‘normal’ Belizean cannot get a piece of land unless you are a known supporter of the UDP. Ask Mark King. It is UDP first.

The UDP has destroyed the energy sector. There is no oil refin-ery. We have sold away our sweet crude. Barrow squandered the Petrocaribe money, meant for energy independence, as though it was for him. Even though oil prices are at their lowest, we still pay more for gas than anywhere else in the region. No benefit for the average Belizean. So the cost of living will continue to rise because the high price of fuel affects so my other sectors of the economy including transportation and agriculture. Again, no plan from Mr. Barrow just more political games.

The UDP have not built a single house for the poor in 8 years. The Government developed no programme for the average worker to own his or her own home. People are being forced into the rent market and there is no legislative protection for ten-ants who are being “chanced” and forced to living in inhumane

conditions at the whim of slum lords.On the matter of Crime and National Security the Master

has failed us tremendously. Over 1000 Belizeans have died from violent crime under his watch. The Police Department is in many cases unnecessarily rough and oppressive especially of poor black and Mayan Belizeans.

Our Foreign Minister does not know where our borders are and has reversed an unfounded claim so much in favour of Gua-temala that they have taken over Sarstoon Island. Sedi Elrington has been soft on the questions of our national sovereignty and his vague and often ludicrous statements have all Belizeans at home and abroad frustrated.

On the vital issue of corruption there have been scandals in almost all government departments. Ministers have sold passports to criminals in jail, abused public office, and misused public funds. Criminal complaints have been lodged at the po-lice station against sitting Ministers and Standard Bearers. The upholder is a bad as the thief.

Rather than cutting corruption Barrow has become corrup-tion’s chief public defender. Nepotism is not nepotism according to him. Corrupt also means something else. Every investigation against one of his Ministers has been stone walled and public officers have been intimidated and threatened to cover up il-legality. And we hear nothing from Barrow other than that he makes no apology.

The health sector is in crisis. Our babies are dying because of negligence. The Western Regional hospital is rat infested. There are no ambulances, not enough beds, no national cancer treat-ment center, no diabetes treatments center, no affordable kidney dialysis treatment, and rather than dealing with the incompetent leadership with Pablo Marin, the Master of the Games says it doesn’t matter they will still the elections.

True to his nature Barrow has decided to play one more reindeer game – call an early elections. He knows that the truth of the BTL and BEL deal will come out soon. He knows that the final court will eventually expose him on the Eight & Ninth Amendments. He knows that the treasury is dry because he blew out the Petrocaribe loan funds. He knows that the Unions are not happy. He knows that people are disgusted with the way his family members are making millions from the public coffers. He knows that when people see the final bill for BTL they will never forgive them.

But the people will not play your games any longer Mr. Bar-row. They are smarter than you think. They smell the rat. You have borrowed over a billion dollars and spent billions more in eight years and we are still suffering. You have been a plague on our nation,

On November 4, 2015 the people will put the People’s United Party back to work. We will once again deliver on the promise that is Belize. Our people are hard working and committed and they deserve better. Francis and the PUP are committed to do-ing better. So On November 4, 2015 Barrow will feel the Power of the People. When you wake up November 5 Mr. Master of Games you will realize that the GAME IS OVER!


ComPol orders police to abandon checkpoints

A controversial memo from the Commissioner of Police Allen Whylie has been leaked. In the document the po-

lice chief prohibits checkpoints across the country. Will this mean criminals have free reign over the country?

Under whose instructions is the ComPol acting?


and the PUP Freetown Team

on the campaign trailFrancis Fonseca

PUP Leader and Area Representative for Freetown Divi-sion, Hon. Francis Fonseca, embraced by his constituents

Team Francis will deliver a tremendous victory for the PUP on election day

called Belizeans second class citizens when he said the UDP’s policy is to deal with UDPs first, and then maybe Belizeans sec-ond. What a loser.

Gapi Vega then told Belizeans that he was more important than them and that they were in effect lazy so he was superior to them as he and his family is “not a nor-mal person” in Belize.

But the poor people of Toledo, they have been used by Barrow as Opposition leader, then ig-nored, disrespected and punished by Barrow as Prime Minister. The Mayans have been provoked by the UDP who send operatives to destabilize them. They win cases in the Court and Barrow refuses to honor it. They have their tem-ples bulldozed and Barrow de-fends the person responsible.

Then the UDP raided their vil-lages in early morning and drag them in shame to court without clothes or dignity. Toledo as a dis-trict has probably taken the worst assault of the Barrow government but they remain resolved and pa-tient to wait for the change of Government.

It is Toledo which has effec-tively lost territory to Guatemala because of Sedi Elrington and the UDP. They live everyday with the illegal fishing of Guatemalan and the raiding of the Belize rainfor-est in the Chiquibul. They have to

UDP INSULTSdeal with the Guatemalan military breathing down their backs while the UDP turn their back and blame Belizeans.

The insult is compounded by the fact that now Barrow is try-ing to bribe our southern most people. It is no secret that Petro Caribe dollars is being used and misused by the UDP to campaign. Well in PG the one day belly full is coming.

What the UDP don’t under-stand is that the people of Belize are no fools. The people of Toledo have integrity. They cannot be bought. They will remember the insults.

Come November 4th the peo-ple of Toledo East and West will do some kicking. They will finish the kick out of the UDP. The people of the South are people with a histo-ry of resistance. Belizeans of the south have a history of survival and success against the odds. The people of the south are used to having power remain in the hands of the people. They will remain faithful, committed and persistent in the quest to kick the UDP out and to repay them for all the in-sults that they had to endure.

The PUP will fix the neglect. Mike Espat and Oscar Requena will finally be able to secure for To-ledo what they deserve. They will begin by restoring respect and dig-nity but ultimately they will restore power back to the people.


and the PUP Cayo North Team

on the campaign trailMicho Chebat

Workers Noh Happy With Barrow!

Belize City, October 09, 2015Prime Minister Dean Barrow was his

usual self, cocky, cold and insulting, when he addressed questions about the grow-ing discontent among workers across the country.

Employees at Social Security and the University of Belize are on the brink of an-nouncing industrial action after weeks of failed discussions and negotiations over job benefits.

The employees of Social Security have held lunch protests and even walked out of meetings in disapproval of what their Union leader, Christian Worker’s Union (CWU) president Audrey Matura-Shepherd, has called the mistreatment of the workers. The Union has been lobbying for an acceptable Collective Bargaining Agreement for their members, but the Government-appointed Social Security Board has been applying “delay tactics and create red-herrings” according to Shepherd.

At the University of Belize, the lectur-ers held demonstrations and cancelled classes, to protest the University Board intransigence towards their request for an overdue salary increase for the faculty and staff.

UB employees were skipped by the Government when they reluctantly gave a meagre salary increase to primary and sec-ondary school teachers and public officers. UB employees say that they are deserving

of the increase as well. The Government disputes that the University is a statutory board and technically the teachers are not public officers. The lecturers argue, however, that the excuse is nonsense be-cause when the Government freezes in-crements for teachers and public officers in the name of austerity, even they are affected by the decision. So why must they not benefit from a salary increase for teachers?

Prime Minister Barrow does not agree with the UB faculty and staff, and he has warned them that their actions, no matter how dramatic, will not gain any sympathy from him.

“Walking out in protesting will in my view do nothing…so while I am not surprised or even disappointed at the course of action embarked upon, it won’t get them anywhere”, Barrow remarked during recent media interviews.

Barrow’s response is not surpris-ing. As Prime Minister he has resisted giving greater attention and benefits to Belizean workers. The Belize National Teachers’ Union spent nearly four years battling the PM in their quest for a much-deserved salary adjustment for teach-ers.

Two weeks ago, the Belize Energy Workers Union gave up on the long “ne-gotiations” for salary increases for BEL employees and announced that they were going on a national strike. This was averted by the Government’s eventual surrender.

Even hospital workers at the na-tional referral hospital, Karl Heusner Me-morial Hospital, have had to take drastic steps to squeeze out financial benefits for their years of service from the Gov-ernment.

The UDP Government has done all it can to frustrate the efforts of Belizean workers. All this while the cost of living has been skyrocketing and the spend-ing power of the working class fizzling. Prime Minister Dean Barrow has had ul-timate power over the last seven years; it is time to give that power to Belizean people.

SSB workers protest outside in Belize City

SSB workers protest in Orange Walk Town

UB workers protest in Belmopan City

PUP Cayo North Standard Bearer Micho Chebat is offering residents better leadership and vision

THE BELIZE TIMES 18 OCT2015 8 08

in Corozal BayOn the campaign trail

UDP WILL TRY TO STEAL THE ELECTIONS!Belize City, October 14, 2015

The UDP will do everything pos-sible to steal the elections. It doesn’t matter if it is by illegal means or unethi-cal tactics, ever since the rabid UDP Chairman Alberto August exited Elec-tions and Boundaries he seemingly left the doors wide open for his party to meddle with their affairs. When PUP Standard Bearer Lesbia Guerra Cocom raised alarm last week at discovering that the Elections and Boundaries of-fice in Cayo West was “open for busi-ness” at ten o’clock at night, it remind-ed us of the usual tricks of the UDP to manipulate the results of the elections. This time around, the UDP are no dif-ferent.

There have been strong reports that Elections and Boundaries officers who are strongly influenced by UDP representatives are sneaking in vot-ers and processing voter registrations even though the deadline for votes for the November 4th elections was Sep-tember 10th.

There are also strong reports that the UDP is being given access to key information and data that should be kept safe and secure from political in-terference. What’s going on in your De-partment Ms. Tamai?

The UDP have found a way to get away with serious voter fraud. The vot-er transfer this year saw active move-ment among constituencies. Both po-litical parties were busy, but it is the UDP’s methods that is suspicious and must be watched carefully. One exam-ple is their transferring voters living in Port Loyola all the way to Cayo South.

They also moved voters from Queen Square to Belize Rural Central. The electoral laws specify that a voter must re-side at the address he or she is registered. The UDP trans-ferred hundreds of illegal vot-ers to new areas.

Now here’s where the manipulation comes in. Elec-tions and Boundaries set the date of objections for ques-tionable voter transfers to November 10, but lo and be-hold the Prime Minister set the date of elections for No-vember 4th. Isn’t this fishy?

Now, Elections and Boundaries have moved the deadline for objections to November 1st, which is three days to the elections!! Isn’t this an exercise in futil-ity? Elections and Boundar-ies should have advised the Prime Minister of the legal process and requirements involved in the substantiating of voters, but it appears the yes men and women there

dropped the ball.The integrity of the all-

important Elections and Boundaries has been wither-ing away over the past years.

We have not forgotten the disgraceful 2012 incident involving UDP Town Coun-cil candidate Severo Guer-rero who was caught red-

handed meddling with the elections and boundar-ies computers inside the San Pedro Elections and

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2012, UDP candidate caught inside Elections office around 7pm

2012, documents removed from Elections office around 10pm

2015, Elections office in Benque open for “voter registration” around 10pm

Corozal Bay Standard Bearer Gregorio “Papas” Garcia has held successful neighbourhood meetings

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Wateva Boyz win 1st Paddle & Pedal canoe raceBurrell Boom Village, October 11, 2015

Team Wateva Boyz: Adrian Williams and Sergio López won the 1st ever Paddle & Pedal canoe and bike race orga-nized by Paddle Stop and the Belize Ca-noe Association on Sunday, October 11. Teams paddled from Henderson’s Bank in Burrell Boom by river to the Manatee Lookout and then rode back on racing

bikes on the George Price highway and Burrell Boom bypass to the finish.

Wateva Boyz were 2nd out of the water at Manatee Lookout but made up the time on their bikes to cross the finish line together and

win the $200 1st prize in 2:23:16.Team Guydis Canoes: Chris Guydis

and Euken Arnold were the 1st out of the water; and Chris Guydis reached the finish line 1st, but he had made a wrong turn, so though they finished 1st in 2:22:23; they did not finish together and were penalized. They took home $150 2nd prize and silver medals.

Team Ride or Die: Felix Rhaburn and Wilberto Daniels won the $100 3rd prize in 2:23:46.

The next Paddle & Pedal - Cayo Edi-tion, is set for November 19, 2015.

Wateva Boyz

Wateva BoyzGuydis Canoes

clash in U-12 football finalsOrange Walk Town, October 10, 2015

Defending champs Young School and Vibes Alive will clash in the Orange Walk Under-12 football 8-a-side championship finals held by the Orange Walk Town Sports Committee.

Vibes Alive eliminated the Centaur Minions: 5-1. Katie Jones scored a hat trick with 4 goals. Carlos Canelo scored the 2nd goal. Dennis Stevens scored a consolation goal for the Minions.

Young School staked their bid for the finals by eliminating Blackwater 3-0. Young School’s goals came from Belarmino Esquivel (2) and Menalio Novelo.

Blackwater and Centaur Minions meet in a consolation match for 3rd place, before the champi-onship finals on Saturday, October 17.

Katie Jones scored 4 Goals against Centaur

Belarmino Esquivel takes on Blackwater Johan Uh

Panthers, MicRoe Light & Peace and RCV Stallions win in BECOL basketball

San Ignacio, October 11, 2015The Panthers MicRoe Light & Peace, RCV

Stallions, Yabra Over-35 and the Sacred Heart College boys won in the BECOL Basketball com-petition organized by the Cayo District Basketball Association at the Falcon Field in San Ignacio over the weekend.

Game Results:Under 18Black Hawks vs. Alpha Warriors - 47-44Top scorers: Kyron “Tut” Molina, 21pts; Shevan

Harris, 18 ptsOver 35Roaring Creek Special Effects vs. Belmopan

Over-35 – Win by defaultRCV Stallions vs. the Snipers - 80-67Top scorers: Raul Roches, 24 pts; Elroy “Shab-

ba” Willis, 22ptsUnder 23MicRoe Light & Peace vs. San Juan Warriors:

85-26Top scorers: Luis Barcelona, 20 pts; Jeffrey

“Turtle” Carillo, 10ptsOver 35Yabra Over-35 vs. Invaders – 59-28Top scorers: Edward “Bart” Sanchez, 15pts;

Dylon Ayuso, 11ptsPanthers vs. Light & Peace Offshore Solutions

- 45-44 Top scorer: Johan “Cutto” Bermudez, 20ptsUnder 19Sacred Heart College boys vs. Christian Am-

bassadors - 54-45 Top scorer: Jovanne Zetina, 16pts; Antwan

Macfadzean, 17ptsOver 35Tuff Enuff vs. Belmopan Flames – Win by

default

Upcoming games on Friday, Oct. 16:Cayo Interstellars vs. Western QueensYabra vs. R. C. V. Special EffectsTuff Enuff vs. R. C. V. Stallions

Upcoming games on Saturday, Oct. 17:Bulldogs vs. SpartansEagles vs. Invaders Light & Peace vs. FlamesOn Sunday, Oct. 18: Black Hawks vs. Christian Ambassadors Alpha Warriors vs. SHC Benque Power vs. Assassins

Sacred Heart College defeat-ed Christian Ambassadors

SHC’s Aaron Allison pres-sures Paul Flowers

Crooked Castro and the Crumbling Causeway

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BELIZE, A.D. 2009

CLAIM NO. 258 OF 2009

BARRY PAPWORTH CLAIMANT

BETWEEN and

RUSHIEL BEVANS DEFENDANTS (a.k.a. Rashad Bevans) R & F BRICKMAKERS & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED

NOTICE

TO: Mr. Rushiel Bevans a.k.a. Rashad Bevans No. 6220 Keating Crescent Buttonwood Bay Belize City, Belize And R & F Brickmakers & Construction Limited Cor. Faber’s Road & Central American Blvd. Belize City, Belize TAKE NOTICE that the assessment of the damages due to the Claimant will take place on the 11th day of November, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. before the Honourable Madam Justice Arana. If you do not attend this hearing, an Order may be made in your absence. DATED 8th day of October, 2015

Musa & Balderamos Attorneys for the Claimant

BARRY PAPWORTH

and the PUP Caribbean Shores Team

on the campaign trail

PUP Caribbean Shores Standard Bearer Kareem Musa meeting residents and sharing his vision

Kareem Musa

THE BELIZE TIMES18 OCT 2015 11

Team Kareem

By Oswin BleaseThe Crooked Tree causeway

is not safe. Like many of Castro’s road rehabilitation projects little or no engineering input goes into the works. The haphazard rehabilita-tion of this causeway now appears to have been a big camouflage job done to give Hon. Castro cam-paign funds and an advantage over Dwight Tillett in the UDP Standard Bearer Convention.

A few weeks ago, a vehicle flipped and the driver and her two children almost met their death in the Crooked Tree Lagoon.

Motorists are advised to drive with extreme caution when tra-versing across the lagoon because any number can play. Every now and then, a mass of land fill gives way to the large body of water and under current, which battered the edges. I truly hope this does not happen at a time when a passen-

ger bus is passing.However, while we hope that

does not happen, a better way for doing things is on the horizon. Ma-jor Lloyd Jones has reported for duty, and he has a better plan for the Crooked Tree Causeway. Ma-jor Jones’ vision is to construct a causeway with a number of culvert bridges to facilitate the free flow of water around the island. The cause-way will be expanded to allow for two-lane traffic and pedestrian side-walks and rails. The causeway will be lighted and reflectors erected on both sides along the protection guards.

So why not Major Jones for Be-lize Rural North. The current repre-sentative has no vision for Crooked Tree. So on November 4 make Ma-jor Lloyd Jones your choice for Be-lize Rural North.

VOTE MAJOR LLOYD JONES - VOTE PUP!!


The Queen of the Bay Committee thanks all who by their generosity and support made the selection of the 70th Queen of the Bay a successful Pageant including those listed below. Thank You!

Prizes Queen of the Bay Pageant 2015

Queen Designate Falon Tiana Cain, Miss Stann Creek, Representing Thomas Vincent Ramos House – received:

Coronation Dress donated by Glenda FergusonOne tiara by Azizi HoyDegree Scholarship to UB from Hon. Patrick Faber, Minister of Education$1,000.00 from Hon. Dean BarrowOne LAPTOP from FultecOne Digicel Prepaid Package from Belize TelemediaOne necklace from Cynthia NunezBeauty treatment from Mapye’s Beauty World6 months beauty treatment from Joyalel’s Beauty LoungeGift Basket from Grace Kennedy BelizeOne watch from Francis CoyeApril Alvarez one Brazilian gold setOne necklace from a New York friendOne diamond rinf from Mrs. Medina – Medina’s House of JewelryGift certificate from Sinai Clinic

1st Runner Up Shanya Gwenmaria Garnett, Miss Barrier Reef, Representing Moss House received:$1000.00 from Simon Quan & Co.One 32 inch TV from Courts Belize1 Gift Basket from Roses Paper ProductsOne watch from James BrodiesOne gift from HofiusA gift basket from the Karl H. Menzies Beverage Division

2nd Runner Up Angelique Alexdria Straker, Miss St. George’s Caye, Representing Flowers Bank House received:$500.00 from Diversified Life Solutions$300.00 from Douglas SinghGift basket from Southside MeatsOne gift from Hofius

Prizes of $500.00 each for the other two finalists sponsored by Social Security Board and Atlantic BankConsolation prizes sponsored by Barrow & Williams, Price Premier Products and Bradley Imports

Miss Amity – Falon Tiana Cain - $200.00 from Price & Co. $50.00 from Shelly MurrayMiss Photogenic – Kiyarah Alissa Austin - $200.00 from Habet & Habet, $200.00 from Annmarie, $50.00 from READY CALL

Miss Eloquence – Falon Cain - $100.00 gift certificate from Atlantic Bank, St. John’s Credut Union $200.00 Savings CertificateBest Talent - Shanya Gwenmaria Garnett - $100.00 gift certiciate from Atlantic Bank, a sewing machine from MIKADO Best DressedMost Elegant dress – Sherilee Dawson - $250.00 from Brothers Habet

The Om Shanti & Reiki (pronounced rake-e) Center hosted a yoga session for the candidates.

Each Candidate received: A handbag from Geraldine Kingston, photos of the week’s activities – a gift basket from TRAVELLERS, a gift from Steven Belisle, dresses from a Belizean in New York

Bouquets prepared Florasol donated by Mark HulseTabulators – Jason Pascual & crewSecurity provided by KBH SecuritySponsored by September Celebrations were: the Pageant Venue, Lights/Sounds & music – the Sashes and posters which were prepared by Creative Marketing – Reg-gie Rodriguez the Photographer for the week AND Expenses for the 10th and 21st of September

The Venue & Refreshment for Sashing Ceremony was sponsored by SPOONAZ Café and Public Utilities Commission

Expenses during year of Queens reign sponsored by Central Bank

Restaurant & Persons who provided meals:Hon. Manuel HerrediaMayor Darrel BradleyCommission of PoliceMarlin’s RestaurantMr. & Mrs. Dean FullerChateau Caribbean Chon Saan PalaceConningsby InnK & M RestaurantMr. & Mrs. Ian MorrisonMr. & Mrs. Charles TuckerZenaida MoyaNecip Karayusuf General Manager PrincessWing Stop BelizeSugar Fix/Ernest BradleySoli ArguellesMemorial Park Diner

Sponsors:Prime Minister Hon. Dean BarrowHon. Manuel HerediaBliss Centre for Performing ArtsBelize Biltmore Plaza – one week accommodation for Queen/Candidates/ChaperonesEuphrates Auto Rental transportation for Queen & Candidates from 24th August to 21st SeptemberFx Auto Body ShopPrint Belize – TicketsDevelopment Solutions KBH SecurityHorse & CarriageBiWay Gift ShopJules BoutiqueThe GuardianThe BELIZE TIMESWave TV, LOVE, KREM, LIK ROAD, BBNMatus TaxiSuprem CreationsScholarships from a Belizean in New York


Chembest International Co., Ltd. #92,430(“the Company”)

Pursuant to Section 102 (4) of the International Business Companies Act, Chapter 270 of the Laws of Belize, Revised Edition 2000, notice is hereby given that Chembest International Co., Ltd.:

a) is in dissolutionb) commenced dissolution on the 7th day of October,

2015; and c) Cititrust International Inc. whose address is 35

Barrack Road, Third Floor, Belize City, Belize is the Liquidator of the Company

Cititrust International LimitedRegistered Agent

RAINBOW INVEST HOLDING LTD. #88,013(“the Company”)

Pursuant to Section 102 (4) of the International Business Companies Act, Chapter 270 of the Laws of Belize, Revised Edition 2000, notice is hereby given that RAINBOW INVEST HOLDING LTD.:


2015; and c) Lourdes Yolanda Haywood de Bogaerts whose

address is Suite 2302-3 Pacific Plaza, 410 Des Voeux Road West, Hong Kong, is the Liquidator of the Company


Carleton Trading Limited #101,174(“the Company”)

Pursuant to Section 102 (4) of the International Business Companies Act, Chapter 270 of the Laws of Belize, Revised Edition 2000, notice is hereby given that Carleton Trading Limited:


2015; and c) Cititrust International Inc. whose address is 35

Barrack Road, Third Floor, Belize City, Belize, Cen-tral America is the Liquidator of the Company


FIRST MARKETING COMPANY LIMITED #67,847

(“the Company”)

Pursuant to Section 102 (8) of the International Busi-ness Companies Act, Chapter 270 of the Laws of Belize, Revised Edition 2000, notice is hereby given that FIRST MARKETING COMPANY LIMITED has been dissolved as at 7th October, 2015 and has been struck off the Register of International Business Com-panies.


SKYHIGH TRADINGS CO., LTD. # 85,368(“the Company”)

Pursuant to Section 102 (8) of the International Busi-ness Companies Act, Chapter 270 of the Laws of Belize, Revised Edition 2000, notice is hereby given that SKYHIGH TRADINGS CO., LTD. has been dis-solved as at 13th October, 2015 and has been struck off the Register of International Business Companies.


GoTECH Recycle System Inc. # 89,180(“the Company”)

Pursuant to Section 102 (8) of the International Busi-ness Companies Act, Chapter 270 of the Laws of Be-lize, Revised Edition 2000, notice is hereby given that GoTECH Recycle System Inc. has been dissolved as at 13th October, 2015 and has been struck off the Regis-ter of International Business Companies.


Mercury Invest Ltd. # 78,274(“the Company”)

Pursuant to Section 102 (8) of the International Busi-ness Companies Act, Chapter 270 of the Laws of Belize, Revised Edition 2000, notice is hereby given that Mercury Invest Ltd. has been dissolved as at 13th October, 2015 and has been struck off the Register of International Business Companies.



By G. Michael ReidAs we approach the November

4th General Elections, the rhetoric has ratcheted up considerably. Every lamp post in town is decorated with flags and banners of the respective parties and nowhere is the disparity in campaign funding more profound, than in that realm. Come Election Day, this dispar-ity shall again manifest itself in the vast array and large amount of tee shirts that will flood the streets of our nation with every bum and homeless person being well dressed, if only for that one day. The unfortunate reality is that while the Opposition must scrape and scrounge to fund its campaign, the ruling party has unfettered access to the public cof-fers. Something is not right!

Social media is also abuzz with pro-paganda, creative memes and predic-tions and although Facebook has been characterized as a tool for self-expres-sion, this arena is concurrently playing a significant role in the sphere of in-formation sharing and political agenda-setting. Social sites like Facebook, Twit-ter and even Youtube are changing how citizens, in particular the young, obtain information and connect and interact with each other. Just about everyone knows a friend or former colleague who has gotten un-friended, blocked or their connection hidden because of a partic-ular political view. Social media is also considered interlinked with the main-stream media and many a supposedly private post has made it into our daily newscasts. And speaking of daily news-cast, what used to be at most, 45 min-utes is now almost two hours long with most of it being political ads which also dominated regular media programming throughout the entire day. Hurry please November 5th so that we can get back to our regular lives!

I make no secret of the fact that, nor do I make any apology for my support of the People’s United Party. It is how-ever, not without reason nor is it from blind party loyalty. Candidate for candi-date, I sincerely believe that the Blue Team is heads and shoulders above the

Crimson Crew. Dean Barrow himself is bright and articulate but deceitful and conniving. He is also boastful and arro-gant and completely out of touch with the people of this country. In fact, were it not for the hard work and charisma of his sister, Dean Barrow would never have been elected to political office. The man has all the tools to be a successful lawyer but very little of what it takes to be a good leader.

After Dean Barrow, the rest of the UDP candidates are mostly empty ves-sels or, as their own colleague Hubert Elrington has labeled them; idiotic! Boots Martinez has trouble putting two sentences together and Michael Finnegan is a foul-mouthed misogy-nist. Sedi Elrington is a natural disaster as Foreign Minister and has a bad case of foot-in-mouth disease. John Saldivar

persons mapping the landscape in that area and ensuring that all Belizeans are afforded quality healthcare. The plan to continue the roll out of National Health Insurance (NHI) is also welcome news and many have benefited from this pro-gram, albeit in a limited scope. It was started under that last PUP administra-tion but this selfish and vindictive ad-ministration upon assuming office im-mediately halted the implementation of that plan and had in fact, cut back con-siderably on the services provided. They however, travel abroad at our expense to acquire healthcare for themselves and their family members not caring that here at home, newborn babies are dying or are being eaten alive by rats in incubators. There are few things more important to the wellbeing of a nation than quality and affordable education and healthcare.

The PUP has also promised to give attention to the matter of land distribu-tion. This UDP government has unfairly distributed much land to cronies and family members of ministers but has neglected the needs of “normal” Beliz-eans. About the only promise that Dean Barrow ever kept to Belizeans was that he would “quitar” land from any who he believed to be a PUP. Many are the poor families who have been put out of

doors simply because it was felt that they belonged to the wrong party. This practice has to stop and it is refresh-ing to hear that the Lands Department would now fall under the purview of a citizen’s ad hoc committee. For too long, this department has been handled as the private domain of a Minister of government and remains a “cesspool of corruption” as was confirmed by the Prime Minister himself at a meeting in California. Despite continued com-plaints and evidence of wrongdoing, no

November 4th - What’s

at stake?

He appoints judges on one-year tenures, appoints the Auditor General and Contractor General and anyone else who could serve in the valuable role of checks and balance. There is the danger

then that these persons could become beholden for their jobs and cannot be depended upon to perform without fear or favor. This one man totally ignores the Constitu-tion or amends it to suit his selfish needs. He has cost this and future generations hundreds of millions of dol-lars in debt to satisfy his selfish desires and to grant huge litigation awards to his family of lawyers.

is as sorry an excuse for a Minister of National Security as one could find. Is it any wonder then that we have totally lost the Sarstoon argument and are be-ing led blindly and clueless to the ICJ? The overworked but all too willing Dean Barrow obviously has to speak on all is-sues and must continually run to the de-fense of his incompetent bunch. Some suggest that he likes it that way because it gives him the absolute power that he so passionately pursues and revels in. Belize is in dire need of competent and concerned leadership.

For his part, leader of the People’s United Party Francis Fonseca, while not nearly as glib or flamboyant as Dean Barrow, is humble, approachable and likeable. Fonseca is also supported by a team of competent professionals that include doctors, lawyers, architects and successful business people. The PUP has a solid plan to move Belize forward with a practical approach to Educa-tion, Healthcare and National Security; the three key pillars of any functional democracy. Free education from pre-school to junior college is a long over-due and a very doable proposition and should pave the way for the many chil-dren currently out of school to have an opportunity at an education. Both Drs. Smith and Guerra have valuable exper-tise and experience in the field of Health which has been a perpetual weakness on the part of this current administra-tion. It will be good to have qualified

one has ever been held accountable. Gapi Vega remains firmly in charge even after admitting giving lands to his brother, daughter and other relatives. If ever there was justification for a “qui-tar”, here it is!

There is a myriad of reasons why the people of Belize should, if not vote in the PUP then certainly vote out this UDP government. First and foremost, we need to get a look at the books to see what has been going on. We need to also know the true extent of our ex-ternal debt; reported to be above nine-ty percent of our GDP. Because of the system of government under which we live, absolute power is given to one man and one man only. When this one man then, refuses to appoint an Integrity Commission (there has been none in place for the entire two terms of his government) or restructure the Public Accounts Committee to make it functional, then that man in effect, becomes an unchecked dictator.

Oversight bodies exist to pro-tect the people from the wanton type of abuse exercised by this current Prime Minister of this country. He appoints judges on one-year tenures, appoints the Au-ditor General and Contractor Gen-eral and anyone else who could

serve in the valuable role of checks and balance. There is the danger then that these persons could become beholden for their jobs and cannot be depended upon to per-form without fear or fa-vor. This one man totally ignores the Constitution or amends it to suit his selfish needs. He has cost this and future gen-erations hundreds of mil-

lions of dollars in debt to satisfy his selfish desires and to grant huge lit-igation awards to his family of law-yers. Houston, we have a problem!

As we go to the polls on No-vember 4th, let us remember what is at stake; the sovereignty of our country, the integrity of our democ-racy and the future of our children. For GOD’s sake my people, please come out to vote and when you do, for our country and our children’s sake, please vote wisely.


PUBLIC AUCTION SALELicensed Auctioneer Noel J. Codd will sell the following properties in Orange Walk Town

and Corozal Town at the dates and times below:

ON Wednesday 19th October 2015 at the time and place below:

AT 9:00 a.m. on site AT 11:00 a.m. on site

AT 11:30 a.m. on site


AT 1:00 p.m. on site





ALL THAT piece or parcel of land containing 627.220sm being BLOCK 4 PARCEL 640 TRIAL FARM REGISTRATION SECTION. The Subject Lot hosts 2 structures. Building #1 (main residence) is a one storey concrete bungalow with a gross floor area of 2154sft. The same is occupied as a 4 bed-room, 2 bathroom residence with kitchen/dining ,living room & laundry room areas. House is fully tiled, secured, plastered and painted on both the in-side & outside. Building #2 is a small one bedroom structure, tiled, plastered and painted with gross floor area of 272sft. Lot is fenced. Being the Free-hold property of James Moreira

ALL THAT LOT, PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND, IN TRIAL FARM being Registration Section Trial Farm Block 4 Parcel 762, Orange Walk District, Belize. The property contains 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, living, kitchen, and dining area being the freehold property of Benjamin Torres.

ALL THAT piece or parcel being lot # 101, LUSIANA FARM WEST WHICH IS NOW PARCEL # 3939, ORANGE WALK TOWN REG SECT BLOCK 1, Located Corner Guanacaste Street, Lou-isana Farm West, Orange Walk Town. Holding 2 bedrooms one bath, living dinin and kitchen area. Property for Fer-nando & Emilia Ayuso.

ALL THAT LOT PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND BEING PARCEL 284/1, TRIAL FARM REG. SECTION BLOCK 4, O/WALK. Property contains 3 bed-rooms, 1 bathroom, Living and kitchen area. Property for Lisandro Vargas

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land con-taining 1040.4 s. m. being Block 4 Par-cel 12 Trial Farm Reg Sec. Land with structure the freehold of Ismael Teck.

ALL THOSE (2) pieces or parcels of land together comprising 1116.932sm being BLOCK 4 PARCELS 313 & 314 ORANGE WALK REGISTRATION SECTION. The subject building is a 2 story ferro-concrete structure with a gross floor area of 3325sft of which includes 1307sft open space and 2018sft is living area. The ground floor hosts 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with kitchen/dining and living room areas. Sec-ond floor is used as a family/entertainment room. Ricardo Villanueva.

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land be-ing block 4 Parcel 3871 Orange Walk Town Registration section. The subject building is 1,260 square feet contain-ing 5 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 2 livings rooms and 1 kitchen area being the Freehold property of Juan August.

ALL that piece or parcel being Block 4 Parcel 421 Orange Walk Town Regis-tration Section, Orange Walk District and containing 711.11 square yards as shown on R.I.M Subject property is lo-cated in front of the B.S.I. football field. Property belongs to Amory Jacobs

All that piece or parcel of land be-ing lot No.72 situate at the corner of Evelyn & St. Peter Street,Orange Walk Town, Orange Walk District. Being Block 4 Parcel 1618 Orange Walk TownRegistration Section, Orange Walk District and contain-ing 479.3 square meters. The subject building is a 2 storey concrete struc-ture. Main level having 8 bedrooms, 1 part-bath,and living area. 2nd level 3 bedrooms,2 full bath, family room, laundry room, living, dining and kitchen. THE LOWER FLOOR IS USED AS DOCTOR’S OFFICE THE UPPER AS RESIDENCE. BUILDING IS IN VERY GOOD STATE being the Freehold property of Ricardo Fabro







ALL THAT piece or parcel being Block 4 Parcel 90 san Jose Palmar Registration Section and containing 1127.3 square meters as shown on R.I.M. Develop-ment consists of a 32 feet by 37 feet con-crete building with a verandah in front and open verandah beside. Holding 2 bedrooms, bath/living/dining/kitchen. Fee Simple for Naila Trejo.

ALL THAT piece or parcel being Block 4, Parcel 4148 Orange Walk Town Reg-istration Section. The subject building is a one storey concrete structure with a gross floor area of 600sft. The same is occupied as a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom residence with kitchen/dining and liv-ing room areas being the Freehold property of Diego Mencias.

On Thursday 20th October, 2015 at time and place

mention below:

ALL THAT LOT PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND BEING PARCEL 1803, ANN GABOUREL REG. SECTION BLOCK 4, ORANGE WALK being Ann Gabourel Registration Section Block 4 parcel 1803 Laura D Cuello.

ALL THAT LOT, PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND, IN Orange Walk being Registration Section Ann Gabourel Block 4 Parcel 1814. The house con-tains 2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, liv-ing, kitchen and dining area being the freehold property of Levy Blanco.

ALL THAT piece or parcel being Being Block 4 Parcel 4225 Orange Walk Town Registration Section, Orange Walk Dis-trict and containing 522.534 square me-ters. Parcel is vacant mowed regularly. Fee Simple property of Benedicto Ramos

ALL THAT LOT, PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND, being Registration: Ann Gabourel Block: 4 Parcel: 1247/1. The property contains IA 26’ X 24’, 2 BED-ROOMs, BUNGALOW DWELLING HOUSE being the leasehold property of Felix Rejon






AT 3:00 P.M. IN FRONT SCOTIABANK (BELIZE)

LTD. Orange Walk Branch on Thursday 20TH October, 2015

At 11:00 a.m. on site

At 2:30 p.m. on site

ALL that piece or parcel of land being Block 4 Parcel 1946 Orange Walk Town measuring 1199.638 sq yds. being the Freehold property of Ricardo Fabro.

ALL that piece or parcel of land being BLOCK 1 PARCEL 499 SAN ESTEVAN REGISTRATION SECTION in San Es-tevan Village, Orange Walk Town. Land measuring 461.9 S.M. Building:Concrete bungalow house with 3 bedrooms, full bath, living, Dining, Kitchen Area and laundry room. Being the Freehold prop-erty of Eudaldo & Macaria Patt.

Lease property being lot no. 309 Guinea Grass Village, Orange Walk District, containing 1200.467 sqyds Two storey concrete structure; 2400 sqft Main: 1 liv-ing, dining, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 bath rooms,laundry room Second Level - 80% completed: 1 living room, dining, kitchen , full bath, 4 bed rooms being the Lea-shold property of Primitivo Chan

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land containing 348.33sm being BLOCK 4 PARCEL 1473 ANN GABOUREL REGISTRATION SECTION. Located at #49 Yo Creek & San Joaquin St., Or-ange Walk Town. The Subject Building is a one storey concrete bungalow with a gross floor area of 1971sft, includ-ing open area. The same serves as a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence with kitchen/dining and living room areas. House was originally constructed in 1998 and renovated in 2011. House is 50% tiled, plastered and painted. There is also a second structure within the lot that is currently used as a store room. Property of Edison & Rosita Johnson. ALL that piece or parcel being Block

4 Parcels 623,624,625 & 631 orange Walk Town 2054.41 square meters Or-ange Walk Town Registration Section. Vacant Land. Being the freehold prop-erty of M.V. Imports Ltd

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land con-taining 464.454 s. m. being lot no. 3235 CABBAGE STREET, Orange Walk Dis-trict, Belize. The house contains 2 bed-rooms, living, kitchen and dining area. The house has an outdoor facility being the Freehold parcel of Martin Jimenez.

ALL THAT Being Block 4 Parcel 3706, Orange Walk Town Registration section being Registration Section Orange Walk Town Block 4 Parcel 3706, Orange Walk District, Belize. 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath-room, living, kitchen and dining area be-ing the freehold property of Ester Vargas.

ALL THAT piece or parcel being BLOCK 4 PARCEL 1444 ORANGE WALK TOWN REGISTRATION SECTION, ORANGE WALK DIS-TRICT AND CONTAINING 522.563 SQUARE METERS. Subject property is located along Goff Street which is the last street before reaching the Dr. George Farm It is the third parcel on

ALL that piece or parcel Being Block 1 Par-cels 228, 229, 230, 231 San Estevan Regis-tration Section. Land measuring 657.1 sm, 710.8 sm, 641.7sm, & 729 sm respectively in San Estevan Village, Orange Walk. 39 x 39 feet Concrete bungalow structure: 3 bed-rooms, 2 full bath, lkitchen, dining and liv-ing room. There is also an open shed, which is used as an additional kitchen & washing area. Being the Freehold property of Wil-ber & Erica Vega.

ALL that piece or parcel Being Block 1 Parcels 485 & 486 San Estevan Village Lots Layout, Orange Walk and con-taining 1084.1 square meters (parcel 485) and 1018.6 square meters (parcel 486) respectively. Land only Property of Amelio Cansino.

Fee Simple Property BEING PARCELS 157 AND 158, DOUGLAS REG. SEC-TION BLOCK 1, ORANGE WALK. LOT 158 CONTAINS 1045.159 S.M. AND IS THE CORNER LOT ON ROADSIDE. LOT 157 CONTAINS 1040.57 SQ. ME-TERS AND IS THE INSIDE LOT FOR WHICH THE STREET IS NOT YET OPENED. BOTH LOTS ARE PRESENT-LY IN ITS NATURAL STATE. Property of Erica Cabral

the eastern side of the street It ends at the People’s Stadium in a dead end. Development consists of a 36.5 by 38.5 split level. curtilage is concrete. Main level, 2 bedrooms, 2 full bath, living, dining and kitchen area.Second level, 2 bedroos, 1 bath, and living area. One upper room needs to be completed. Chury’s Store

Fee Simple Property Being Block 4 Parcel 523 Indian Hill East Registra-tion Section, Orange Walk District and containing 2201.267 square me-ters. Parcel is situated approximately

100 meters east of the O/Walk bypass and the San Estevan junction in a pri-vate sub-division along Petville Area San Estevan Road Orange Walk. Va-cant land being the freehold property of Roberto Santos

All That or piece of parcel being Lot No. 475 situated in Trial Farm Vil-lage Extension, Orange District now declared as Trial Farm Block 4 Parcel 87/1. The Subject Lot hosts an incom-plete concrete structure with an ap-proximate floor area of 700sft. Lease-hold for Jaime Cocom

ALL THAT LOT, PARCEL OR PEICE OF LAND, IN ORANGE WALK being Registration Section Ann Gabourel, Block 4, Parcel 2755 being the freehold property of Van Clarke.

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land containing 975.376sm being BLOCK 4 PARCEL 354 SAN JOSE PALMAR REGISTRATION SECTION. The Sub-ject Building is a one storey concrete bungalow with a gross floor area of 520sft. It is 85% complete with roof, internal and external walls complete as of May 2014. Plumbing and electrical are pending. House is designed to be occupied as a 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom residence with kitchen/dining and liv-ing room areas upon completion. Free simple property of DIAMANTINA P QUIROA

ALL THOSE THREE pieces or parcel of land containing 1,719.013 s.m. being Reg-istration Section Indian Hill East Block 4 Parcel 514,515,516. Ishwar Mahbubani

All that piece or parcel of land contain-ing 522.5 Square Meters being Registra-tion Section Orange Walk Town Block 4 Parcel 879, Orange Walk District, Belize. Land only being the freehold property of Pabel Torres



ALL THAT piece or parcel of land being Parcel 206/1 Block 1 Miller’s Bight Reg-istration Section containing 36.7 acres being the leashold property of Apolonio Ramirez.



ALL that piece or parcel of land being Parcel 2157/1 Block 1 in Corozal North situate in Hall’s Layout, College Road, Corozal Town Land - 727.06 sqyds, Building 47.5ft x 32.5ft-split level concrete house, Main level holds 5 bedrooms, 2 full bath, 1 kitchen and living room. Sec-ond level 2 bedrooms and a storage area. There is also a 13ft x 15 ft single building in the yard being the leasehold property of Ezekiel Gilharry.

ON FRIDAY 21th October, 2015 at Corozal Town at the following time and

Place:



ALL that lot, parcel or piece of land, being Parcel No. 2163, Corozal North Registration Section, Block 1, Corozal. Located in PORT SAUL AREA. Hold-ing a bungalow concrete house with 2 bedroom, one bath, living/dining/kitchen area. Land Measuring Approx 575.52 SQ YDS. Being the Freehold property of Roque & Maria Martinez.

ALL THAT LOT, PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND, BEING PARCEL # 31 Block 1, PARAISO/ SANTA RITA REGISTRATION SECTION. Build-ing:2 ½ storey with 5,013 sq. ft. with Main:- 2,294 sq. ft 2 Bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 part bath, with kitchen, dining and living room areas and laun-dry room. Second:- 2,077 sq. ft. 2 Bed-rooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 part bath, with kitchen, dining and living room areas and laundry room. Third:-642 sq. ft. and is used as an additional liv-ing room space being the freehold of Ramesh Buxani Co Ltd


ALL That piece or parcel being Parcel 188 Block 1 San Jose/San Pablo Vil-lage.Containing a one storey concrete bungalow with a gross floor area of approximately 700sft. Holding 2 bed-rooms, 1 bathroom, living/kitchen area.Being the Freehold property of Otilio Cacerez & Macedonia Chi.

ALL THAT piece or parcel being BLOCK 4 PARCEL 428/1 SAN JOSE/SAN PABLO REGISTRATION SEC-TION containing 1646.7 square me-ters being the Leasehold property of Miguel Briceno.

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land con-taining 20acres being BLOCK 4 PAR-CEL 65 DOUGLAS RURAL REGIS-TRATION SECTION. Located in San Jose/San Pablo Village being the Free-hold property of Vicente Escalante.



ALL THAT LOT, PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND, BEING PARCEL # 1844/1 COROZAL NORTH REG SECTION, BLOCK 1, CORO-ZAL. THE HOUSE MEASURES 37’ X 35’. IT IS A 4 BEDROOM FULLY CONCRETE AND TILED on the Main floor and on the 2nd floor is 25’ X 35’ [875 SQ.FT. being the freehold property of Enrique J. Romero

ALL that piece or parcel being Block 1 Par-cel 282, situated at No. 96 5th Street North, Corozal Central, Corozal Town, Land mea-suring 669.91 SqYds, Building - Concrete bungalow structure containing 3 bedrooms, 2 full bath, kitchen, living room, dining room, and office being the Freehold prop-erty of Froylan & America Gilharry.

ALL that piece or parcel of land being Corozal Central Registration Section Block 1 Parcel 278, located at No. 8th Street North, Corozal Town, Corozal District. Land - 505.33 sq yds. Building - One single storey bungalow house with 1 bedroom, 1 bath, living, dining and kitchen area. The original house is 21 X 31 fully complete, with an exten-sion that is considered 40% completed and measuring 17 X 31 being the free-hold of Abimael & Monica Catch.

ALL that piece or parcel of land being PARCEL # 1077, BLOCK 1 COROZAL NORTH REGISTRATION SECTION. Located on Narcist St. Alta Mira Area, Corozal Town. CONCRETE 2 -BED-ROOM, BUNGALOW WELLING HOUSE WITH GAGLE STYLE ZINC ROOFING. MEASURES 20 FEET X 20 FEET PLUS AN ANNEX 9FEET X 5 FEET PART BATHROOM being the Freehold property Keith Nugent.

At 1:30 p.m. on site

ALL THAT LOT, PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND, BEING PARCEL # 1450/1 CONSEJO ROAD S.E REG SECTION BLOCK 1, COROZAL District being the Leasehold of Jose Cawich


ALL that piece or parcel being Parcel 62 Block 1 COROZAL CENTRAL REG. SECTION. Located at No 3. 4th Ave Corozal Town. Building is FULLY CONCRETE, DWELLING COM-PRISING OF A PARTIAL BASE-MENT WHICH CREATES A TWO-STOREY. Measuring aprox. 1800 sq ft. Property of Albertico Gongora


ALL THAT piece or parcel of land containing 675.348sm being BLOCK 1 PARCEL 1774 COROZAL NORTH REGISTRATION SECTION. Located in Paraiso Village, Corozal District. The Subject Building is a one storey fer-roconcrete structure with a gross floor area of 1804sft, attached to the build-ing are also 2 open area garage with a floor area of 942sft total. The same is occupied as a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom residence with kitchen/dining and liv-ing room areas. House is fully tiled, and 75% secured with burglarbars. Fee Simple Property of Roberto Tun

ALL that piece or parcel being Block 1 Parcel 682 Libertad Village Registra-tion Section, Corozal District Land: 10,811.87 s. y Building is a two storey concreted dwelling - Main level con-tain 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, kitchen, dining, living and laundry room, Sec-ond level is incomplete. According to the owner it has been sub-divided into 4 large lots. There is also a thatch house on the property a open trench that may have been initial work for a swimming pool. Being the Freehold property of Herman Botes.

ALL that piece or parce being Block 3 Parcel 614 Sarteneja Registration Sec-tion, Corozal District. Vacant land measuring 1106.8 s.m. being the Free-hold property of Juan Perez.

2:30 P.M. IN FRONT OF SCOTIABANK (Belize)

LTD. Corozal Town Branch


ALL THAT LOT PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND BEING PARCEL 28,CARO-LINA CALCUTTA REG. SECTION, BLOCK 1, COROZAL containing 907.43 SQUARE YARDS. THE PROP-ERTY IS IN KEN’S LAYOUT, AN EXPANSION OF XAIBE VILLAGE AND IS FIVE LOTS OFF THE MAIN ROAD. Building is a one storey concrete structure with 1 bath, living dining and kitchen area. Property is designed for more bedrooms but is not complete. Fee simple property of Valentin Nicholas

ALL that parcel Sarteneja Registration Section, Block 3, parcel No. 348/1 CORO-ZAL. Structure is a mix concrete bunglow with addition at the top, holding 3 bed-rooms, bath, living/dining/kitchen areas. Property of Ariolo & Diana Samos

ALL THAT LOT PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND BEING PARCEL 57/1, BUENA VISTA REG. SECTION BLOCK 1, CORO-ZAL. Containing Approximately 1310.6 S.Y. THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IS NEAR CENTRALLY LOCATED LOT IN THE VILLAGE AND TWO STREETS PARAL-LEL TO THE NORTHERN HIGHWAY.Holding a two storey concrete building: main level has 1 bed room, living and din-ing area. Second level has 3 bedrooms, liv-ing, dining and kitchen area. Leasehold property for Florencia Pott

Fee Simple Property being PARCEL # 552, LIBERTAD VILLAGE REG. SEC-TION BLOCK # 1, Corozal District, Belize. THE PROPERTY IS A BIG AND LONG LOT containing 1799.63 S.. IT IS DEVELOPED WITH 2 HOUS-ES. THE 1ST HOUSE IS A TWO-STO-REY WOODEN AND CONCRETE STRUCTURE WITH 5 BEDROOMS, 1 FULL BATH, KITCHEN, DIN-ING AND LIVING. IT MEASURES ABOUT 2100 SQ. FEET. WHILE THE 2ND AT THE BACK IS WOODEN WITH A CONCRETE, BACK ADDI-TION WHICH GIVES IT SORT OF AN L - SHAPED and HAS ABOUT 1300 SQ. FEET. IT HAS 3 BEDROOMS LIVING DINING AND KITCHEN. PROPERTY OF EMILIO & MELVA SARMIENTO (EMILA & BALDO-MINIO MONTEJO)


ALL THAT piece or parcel being PAR-CEL 539/1,SANTA CLARA/ SAN ROMAN REG. SECTION, BLOCK 1, COROZAL being the leasehold prop-erty of George Moralez.

All that piece or parcel containing 1.17 Acres being lot 5 situate approx 10 1/2 Miles On the Belize Corozal Road. Land Only being the freehold property of Noguera Sugarcane Derivatives

All that piece or parcel containing 639.4 Square Meters, being Regis-tration Section Grants Land Block 1 Parcel 322/1 Copper Bank, Corozal District. The property is appraised under the assumption of good mar-ketable title in fee simple volume 28 of 2002. The property in review has a single family bungalow residence with a gross square footage of 980 sq ft at ground floor and 260 sq ft at first floor and land 639.4 S.M. being the freehold property of Sarah Cobb

ALL THAT LOT, PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND, IN SAN ANDRES/RANCHITO being Registration Sec-tion San Andres/Ranchito Block 1 Parcel 792 Corozal District. The build-ing contains 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living, and kitchen area being the Freehold of Jeorge Zetina

ALL THAT pieces or parcels of land being 1 Parcel 120 containing 50.2 acres Parcel 97 containing 14.798 acres, Parcel 95 containing 62.79 acres and Parcel 86 containing 88.16 acres situated in Libertad Rural Registration Section cane land only being the Free-hold properties of Armando Martinez and Ervin Rancharan.

ALL THAT LOT, PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND, BEING PARCEL # 131 PARAISO/SANTA RITA REG SEC-TION, BLOCK 1, CORZAL being Registration Section Paraiso/Santa Rita Block 1 Parcel 131. Property of Narciso Flores/ Floes & Sons

4 PARCELS OF LAND AT 4:30 p.m. on site

ALL THAT piece or parcel of land con-taining 2995 sm being Block1 Parcel 141 San Andres/Ranchito Registration Section. The Subject Property houses 3 structures. Building No.1 is 1,200sft. and is occupied as a 2 bedroom, 1 bath-room home complete with kitchen, dining & living room spaces. Building No.2: concrete two storey structure of 1,920sft. Each floor is a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom space each with kitchen, dining & living room spaces. Build-ing No. 3 is aq 1,200sft. structure with floor & walls in place only Freehold properties of Armando Martinez and Ervin Rancharan.

NOEL J. CODDCarmelita Village,

Orange Walk DistrictTel: Office: 677-5184 cell: 624-5184

Email:[email protected]


THINK ABOUT ITUDP HAVE FI GO

While the UDP is clinging to vote buy-ing and bribery, the PUP is energizing vot-ers with its impressive list of important improvements in the way government and the country will improve.

What is particularly galling to many Be-lizeans is how the Prime Minister hijacked the Petro Caribe monies and is now push-ing a stale slogan about transformation. He had a golden opportunity to transform Be-lize but refused to do so. Now, he is saying look at the streets and a few buildings.

Transformation would have been how many more classrooms were built. How many more young Belizeans entered col-leges and sixth forms? How many new farms and farmers were empowered? How many new clinics and doctors were put in place to serve the people across the coun-try? How many new businesses, small and medium were brought into existence?

Like the Mayor of Belize City, the Prime Minister has squandered millions. No, put it this way. The Mayor has squandered tens of millions and the Prime Minister has squandered hundreds of millions. None of them followed legal requirements of ac-countability and transparency. There have been no detailed public accountings for precisely how public monies were spent.

It is an indictment of our government that such awesome monies could have dis-appeared with so little to show.

The Mayor blew away over forty mil-lion dollars and cannot present detailed accounting for a handful of streets. One hundred streets were paved, but over five hundred remain in horrible conditions. And no drains. And only one park-which BTL built from a loan.

The Prime Minister cannot present public details on the spending of four hun-dred millions from Petro Caribe in addition to the national budget of one billion dollars and has refused to give details of how much has been spent on individual projects.

These are reasons enough why this government cannot remain in office. To vote for them is to endorse one of the most irresponsible, incompetent, wasteful and corrupt government we have seen. And they are facey about it.

There are other reasons why the UDP cannot remain in government. The list is too long for this page but without a doubt the handling of Guatemala’s claim to Belize is a big F for failure for the Prime Minister. Our people are demoralized over the Gov-ernment’s behavior. The Prime Minister’s Pharaoh behavior through it all is shame-ful. Downright shameful. So bad did it be-come that Guatemala was building Belize’s Southern base.

Since taking office in 2008, the Prime Minister has quite rightly received the title of Crime Minister. Crime Minister for the quantum leap in the increase in home inva-sions, rape, lawlessness and murder most foul since the UDP took office. There have been over a thousand murders, many of them young people, while his Government took tax dollars and paid gang members including the largest, deadliest gang regis-tered as voters from George Street in the Prime Minister’s constituency. Boy oh boy! Barrow has to go.

Crime Minister also because he has presided over a corrupt gang in his very hand-picked bloated Cabinet. Out of his own mouth has come the feigned condem-nation-“For God’s Sake Stop It”- referring to widespread corruption in the sale of visa to foreigners.

Then “Cesspool of Corruption”, he said, about Gapi Vega’s Ministry of Lands. And

“stink to high Heaven” about another. But!But he lifted not a finger to reform any

of these worthless ministries or hustling Ministers.

When Minister Castro was caught with his greedy hand (both left and right like in a grab-tub) in the treasury at Civil Aviation, the Crime Minister in an attempt to miti-gate public anger said Castro was despi-cable but left him as a Minister to continue enriching himself through skullduggery.

But then look at Barrow himself. He is third in the Guinness Book of record for filthy nepotism and family enrichment. No-where in the continent of Africa, Asia or any third world country are there the likes of Dean Barrow. It is a multi-layered scheme. Call it Family Enrichment.

Former wife Lois Young Barrow, now living abroad as a high-paid Ambassador with no accomplishment to show. She left the country having collected millions upon millions for legal work that lawyers in the Solicitor General’s Ministry are paid to per-form.

Brother Denys was made a Judge of Belize’s highest local court by his brother, the PM. He had to leave. The Court of Appeal found his conduct in a court case amounted to bias. Yep! There he was, a biased judge sitting in judgment of oth-ers. When he left, he took the government vehicle allegedly paying on a special deal approved by his brother as Minister of Fi-nance. The Cinderella story doesn’t end there. Riding regularly on taxpayers’ pump-kin the massive hundreds of thousands paid to him for legal cases that should have been done by the Solicitor General. The dis-gusted public officials have leaked out all the cheques approved by the P.M. to his brother. They add up to millions.

Son-Shyne, aka Levi, aka deportee, travels the world (except the United States where he has been banned from enter-ing) as an appointed Music Ambassador of Belize by his dad. He cannot flash his diplomatic passport in the USA, where he was convicted of gun violence and jailed for eight years. Another Guiness Book of Record for Belize, for the wrong reasons. We are the only country in the world where a convicted criminal fresh out of jail is Mr. Ambassador. How much are his travels and hotel suite expenses costing Belize taxpay-ers?

Did the International monitors of Na-tions whose leaders abuse the office, index Belize with the letter “N” as the worst case of the decade for Nepotism?

It don’t conclude there. There is the favorite son Anwar, named after Anwar al Sadat, a military dictator of Egypt who is infamous for selling out the Arab cause and causing millions of Palestinians to be condemned to a permanent life as refu-gees and second class citizens under bru-tal Israeli occupation. Son Anwar was put in charge of Belize’s biggest company BTL shortly after the court declared it illegally and unconstitutionally strong-armed by the Barrow government.

Daughter Deanne Barrow was given a government case concerning a ship that vi-olated our waters. This was an elementary paralegal matter. Millions again.

We need not drag in the many nieces and nephews in this widening scheme of crony capitalism that looks like family mo-nopoly with real money…our money.

All this in our country of fifty percent poverty and fourteen percent more on the edge of becoming poor.

How did Dean Barrow ever come to this?

And pardon us for thinking that the election slogan of transformation was cyni-

cally chosen. These gangs sure are trans-forming from millionaires to multi-million-aires.

Eight years of this national shame, while our wonderful country is going to the dogs.

If God is willing we may get a second chance to do the right thing on 4 Novem-ber.

HAVE YOU NO SHAME

There are some people, they have names like Carla and Tracey and Beverly posing with voters claiming that thanks to Petro Caribe they are transforming their ar-eas.

Excuse me. You are part of the robbery your government did to the people’s mon-ey sent to us by Venezuela to make OUR lives better. Now, thanks to you and your kind we must remain in poverty and crime and lack of health care and education while you turn millionaires.

Should be ashamed of yourselves.

JURY

In all democracies, trials of very seri-ous crimes are done by a jury of a person’s peers. The judge is overall in charge of the trial and is the authority on which law ap-plies to the case.

The jury is the only authority who lis-tens to the facts of the case and agrees or disagrees if the accused person is guilty.

All over the world, for hundreds of years this is the best procedure for crimi-nal trials. In the USA the Constitution gives every citizen the right to trial with a jury.

But in Belize the Prime Minister, with-out any consultation or research or study and despite serious misgivings by the op-position party, went ahead and changed this important legal principle for the sole reason that he wants to convict people.

If government changes on 4 No-vember, trial by jury will be restored in a renewed, democratic Belize. This is one of the many changes Hon. Francis Fonseca has vowed to implement. An-other will be the change the brutal gun law and marijuana law.

So shall it be written, so shall it be done.

MASSIVE SUPPORT

Each time the PUP call a People’s Rally the crowds of supporters just keep getting bigger and bigger.

Sunday’s Power to the People rally in Orange Walk was not big, it was HUGE-MASSIVE. UDP TV station, Channel 7 reported that their count re-vealed over Seven Thousand support-ers. But what else can we expect from them?

By contrast, the UDP had a low energy; poorly attended rally in Punta Gorda. Channel 7 did not want to say how ‘pelinky’ the attendance was.

Plus UDP have the face of brass to turn up in PG after all they have been doing to the citizens there.

Toledo and Stann Creek gone com-pletely blue. This is not like the recent buy-elections.

The PUP has eighteen solid seats. No amount of bribery and vote buying gonna change that.

As the old folks would say, God noh di sleep.

Can you imagine-another five years of Dean Barrow and Gapi Vega?

NOT ONE, BUT TWO

Fire, fire and there is no water at Fenders in Belize City.

The frightening fire, that raged at dawn this Monday morning was a dis-

graceful reminder of what its like to live under the UDP government. Wast-ing millions of dollars on silly party pol-itics but neglecting important things.

So incompetent and don’t give a damn how the government become, that not one but two fire-engines which arrived to battle the blaze, broke down at the same time.

Over a dozen persons are now homeless.

Add to that the almost weekly sad news of old houses just collapsing.

Neglect, neglect and in the words of Michael Jackson-“All I Want to Say is They Don’t Really Care about Us”.

MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE

The sad, sad case of Keyren Tzib was once again news.

She was back in the Supreme Court on a third bail hearing this Tues-day. Readers may recall that Keyren, a Coast Guard, had shot a fellow Coast Guard whom she alleges had previous-ly raped her.

Being as this is Belize, she had re-ported the rape and nothing came of it. She was charged and was out on bail.

Her common law was abusing her and brutally beating her with a bamboo stick until it smashed up over her body. Eye witnesses say Keyren defended herself with one stab by the shoulder which caused her tormentor to bleed to death.

Incredibly, the DPP charged Keyren for manslaughter in an obvious case of self-defense against a known abuser. Keyren was denied bail. She has been pleading for her freedom.

The DPP office sent a foreign Crown Counsel to fight to make sure she is not given bail. All sorts of exotic arguments are being deployed to push the judge not to grant bail.

The most ridiculous submission is that Keyren is a danger to the so-ciety and even, that she is a danger to herself. That’s bull…if Keyren is a danger to herself then she needs to be removed immediately from prison and placed under proper care in a proper hospital. As a bi-polar person Keyren will be subjected to all manner of provo-cation, harassment and abuse by female inmates and wardens at prison.

And did you know the government shut down the mental hospital years ago? Palm something is where a hand-ful of mental persons are imprisoned by Belmopan because they have no relative to stay with. But no new admissions are allowed since 2010.

And Pablo Marin and his C.E.O Allen made sure there were no medications for our mentally ill citizens.

We f…. up.All I want to say is they don’t really

care about us.

TRANSFORMING BELIZE

UDP say they transforming Belize.Damn right about that.Belize was a tranquil haven of de-

mocracy until a certain Prime Minister came along.

Then all hell broke loose and out came Gapi, Penner, Castro, King, Saldi-var, Finnegan, Sedi, Pablo Marin, and others resembling certain demons.

And Belize moved from haven of de-mocracy to crime ridden, poverty strick-en, hospitals with rats, one man govern-ment and millions of the people’s Petro Caribe gonna gone down the drain.

“…for freedom comes November noon”

Arise, ye voters of Belizean clan, put on your armor, resist that man. Drive out the tyrant and free up our land.


CA

RTO

ON

Barrow will go down, along with Pablo Marin

LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICES

Notice is hereby given that RAMON E. VILLANUEVA is applying for a Publican Special Liquor License to be operated at “Rene’s Store”, situated at 75 Cemetery Road, Be-lize City, Belize District under the In-toxicating Liquor License Ordinance Revised Edition 1980.

Notice is hereby given that ESTEFA-NIA GOMEZ is applying for a Night Club Liquor License to be oper-ated at “Luminous Lounge”, situated at 84 Barrack Road, Belize City, Be-lize District under the Intoxicating Liquor License Ordinance Revised Edition 1980.

Elections & Boundaries Commission, Belize City

9th October, 2015

GENERAL ELECTION, 2015COROZAL SOUTH EAST ELECTORAL DIVISION

CHANGE IN RETURNING OFFICER AND ELECTION CLERK

Further to the Notice published in the Belize Gazette dated 3rd October 2015 and in the press, it is notified for general information that in accordance with section 13 of the Representation of the People Act (CAP. 9), the Elections and Boundaries Commission has appointed the under-mentioned persons as Returning Officer for Corozal South East Electoral Division and the Chief Elections Officer, with the approval of the Elections and Boundaries Commission, has appointed the following person as Election Clerk for Corozal South East Electoral Division.

ELECTORAL RETURNING ELECTION DIVISION OFFICER CLERK

Corozal South East Ms. Debra Baptist Estrada Ms. Cecelia Smith Port Commander Manager Immigration Department Teacher Education Corozal District Ministry of Education Youth

& Sports Belmopan

Dated this 9th day of October 2015

(JOSEPHINE TAMAI) Chief Elections Officer

Boundaries office late at night.Then in Belmopan where UDP

operatives were seen carrying in and out large manila folders to and from the Elections and Boundaries office. The excuse given was that the Government had naturalised thousands of immigrants and their voter registration was only be-ing expedited. Yes, at 10 o’clock at night! How else would Elvin Penner, Rene Montero, Erwin Con-treras and the others have gotten elected?

This is not true democracy! This is how the UDP subverts and sabotages. But the PUP is coming strong and the people have a mes-sage for the UDP! No more! No mas al UDP!


UDP WILL TRY TO

STEAL THE ELECTIONS!

Contributed“Stupid is as stupid does”- Forrest

Gump.So now, Dean Barrow has jumped

on Pablo’s stupidity bandwagon and has endorsed the conspiracy theory of some-body wanting to sabotage the Ministry of

Health by placing a rat in an incubator with a baby inside it.

So, not only is there need for Pablo to apologize to the grieving mothers, there also isn’t any need for him to accept any responsibility in the fact that the Western Regional Hospital is rat infested. Remem-ber the rats in the pantry of the Western Regional Hospital? Were those also placed there to sabotage the ex-minister of health? Another fact is that an in-cubator is not hermetically sealed and a rat can gain access inside!

“I have spoken to several persons who claimed to be very knowledgeable and who say that the incubator is a sealed facility, if you will, that a rat simply can’t get into...” so says Dean Barrow. Well, let me end this point by say-ing, bring your experts; I will be glad to prove them wrong! And if there is even the tiniest of truth in your theory, then it is your moral obligation to instigate a criminal investigation by the police.

And while forgiving patients’ debts to KHMH to the tune of 9 million dollars (Independence day speech) may sound like a good deed, the bigger issue that needs to be analyzed is why was there such a big debt in the first place. The answer is simple re-ally. Even though KHMH offers quality health care services at low prices, there is a big differ-ence between low price and af-fordable price. How can you ask a “normal Belizean” who earns $50 a day to pay half of his daily wage for some laboratorial or radiological test when he also needs to provide food, clothes and education to his family?

As we currently stand “normal Beliz-eans” simply can’t afford the cost of health care. So instead of forgiving this debt, how about providing decent jobs with decent wages instead? How about equity in the distribution of the nation’s wealth? How about a fair playing field in looking for jobs? How about a NO to nepotism and crony-ism? How about a stop to trafficking in po-litical influence?

Before being a good leader, you need to first be a good human being!


QUEEN SQUARE

FREETOWN

PORT LOYOLA

BZE RURAL CENTRAL

OW SOUTH

CAYO SOUTH CAYO NORTHEAST CAYO NORTH BELMOPAN DANGRIGA

TOLEDO EAST TOLEDO WEST

STANN CREEK WEST

OW CENTRAL OW EAST OW NORTH CAYO CENTRAL CAYO WEST

BZE RURAL SOUTH COROZAL NORTH COROZAL BAY COROZAL SOUTHEAST COROZAL SOUTHWEST

MESOPOTAMIA ALBERT FORT GEORGE COLLET BZE RURAL NORTH

LAKE INDEPENDENCE CARIBBEAN SHORES PICKSTOCK

Francis Fonseca

VOTE04.11.15

Anthony Sylvestre

Paul Thompson

David Castillo

Josue Carballo

Michel Chebat

Dorla VaughanGilroy Usher

Dolores Balderamos Garcia

Abelardo Mai

Julius Espat

Elito Arceo

John Briceno

Orlando Habet

Cordel Hyde

Said Musa

Gregorio Garcia Jr.

Ramon Cervantes

Patrick Andrews

Kareem Musa

Yasmin Shoman

Florencio Marin Jr.

Daniel Silva

Anthony Sabal

Mike Espat

Dr. Francis Smith

Lloyd Jones

Ramiro Ramirez

Lesbia Guerra Cocom

Rodwell Ferguson

Oscar Requena

PUP TEAM 31