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Stellar Statistics
- April 11, 2024
- Posted by: Xiomara Sawers
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No CommentsStellar Statistics The 2024 tourism statistics are as illuminating as the total solar eclipse that happened on Monday. Let’s just say that there is no obscuration in either case- the pictures and the numbers are pretty clear. On Monday, millions of people along the “path of totality” put on their eclipse glasses and pulled out -
The heat is heating
- April 5, 2024
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The heat is heating The Easter weekend is officially over but it might be best to keep applying that sunscreen. Many of us returned to work on Tuesday, probably with tan lines and tag lines from our travels. The family activities, fun with friends, and excitement may have varied depending on our weekend destination, but -
A lesson for all time
- March 22, 2024
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A lesson for all time The COVID-19 pandemic taught us about individual choices for collective action. The scary, unimaginable, global catastrophe that quickly unfolded in 2020 created a new level of civic consciousness. Never has there been a time in recent history where we truly understood how we affected each other. It might be difficult -
A PACT for protection & promise
- March 14, 2024
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A PACT for protection & promise Belize’s natural and cultural resources are packed with promise and protection. Anything as precious as The Jewel should be protected in all aspects. The first layer of protection was to designate certain natural heritage as “Protected Areas”. In total, Belize has a 103 national protected areas with everything from -
Our City by the Sea
- January 25, 2024
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Our City by the Sea Do you ever wonder what the Old Capital must look like to visitors? What do they think about when they see Belize City for the first time? The city has a mix of modern buildings and old colonial houses tossed together across a landscape that includes palm trees, mangroves, canals, -
Cultural Nourishment
- April 6, 2023
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Cultural Nourishment M usic and food go well together. Whether the food tends to be more scintillating because of the rhythm of the music or that the music feels more exciting because of the flavors of the food, is debatable. What is straightforward is that wherever music and food are combined, it is always a -
Let’s Talk Civic Pride with Dr. Villanueva
- February 2, 2023
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Let’s Talk Civic Pride with Dr. Villanueva We revisit and discuss the subject of civic pride every September. The nation’s birthday always sparks up national oratory examinations of where the country is socially and developmentally. It is true that every year Belize gets older, we consider our history, we celebrate our journey as a country,