Commissioner of Police
“Earlier this week, based on information received, a team of police officers visited the home of Mr. Wilbert Vallejos in the Patchakan area of Corozal District. A search was conducted of the premises and the search yielded just over eighty thousand in Belizean currency, in cash. Over six hundred in U.S. currency, cash, and about ten thousand Mexican Pesos. Also found were a number of land documents that the police also took possession of. Mr. Vallejos’
family who were at home at the time were detained by the police and F.I.U. were brought into the picture to practically take over the investigation and I know that yesterday there was a hearing in Corozal Magistrate’
With just six weeks gone since the PUP was elected to office, Belizeans are already starting to regret voting for the PUP. Only this week alone, there have been several occurrences that has brought on such feelings. We will list a few of those occurrences that has caused Belizean to be kicking themselves for having voted PUP.
On Wednesday, December 23, the Ministry of Human Development, Families, and Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs announced the closure of the Belize COVID-19 Cash Transfer program (BCCAT). This is exactly eight days after it was opened. The BCCAT is a program to provide support to vulnerable households affected by COVID-19. No sooner had the announcement been made that when the application phase was closed. The closure is effective on Wednesday, December 23, 2020, at midnight. New applications will be processed over the next 31 days. That bit of news was a hard blow to those many Belizeans, who were depending on that money that would have certainly come in handy for C