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  Ambergris Caye, Belize                                                                        Sunday, February 5,  2006
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WEATHER


GENERAL SITUATION: 

COLD FRONT EAST OF BELIZE.....BUT WILL RETURN AS A WARM FRONT.

24 HR FORECAST:  

MOSTLY FAIR AND COOL WITH ISOLATED SHOWERS OR LIGHT RAIN MAINLY ALONG SOUTHERN COASTAL AREAS.
WINDS:   

NORTHWEST 15 TO 25KT WITH WIND SPEEDS DECREASING LATER TODAY.
SEA STATE: 
 ROUGH
A SMALL CRAFT WARNING  REMAINS IN EFFECT.
OUTLOOK:   FOR MONDAY AND MONDAY NIGHT IS FOR A FEW SHOWERS DEVELOPING DURING MONDAY NIGHT.

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Notice:
Caye Coffee now has their great fresh-roasted coffee in
DECAF
Click to go to the Caye Coffee Website!
Newest scandal brewing at Immigration!
The last Immigration scandal to shock Belizeans left that department with 200 new digitised passports unaccounted for. The newest scandal conerns unauthorised travel documents issued to people, mainly Chinese nationals, who want to come to Belize to study at the University of Belize. It doesn’t make any difference that most of these immigrants are not students and are not enrolled in any school.It doesn’t matter that some of these immigrants were caught recently trying to smuggle their way through Mexico. If they have U.S. $10,000 to spend, they can and do get passports without having to fulfill the five-year residency requirement. More
Belize Opposition Leader May Step Down
The Leader of the Opposition United Democratic Party Hon. Dean Barrow has said he will step down if his party loses the upcoming municipal elections next month. Speaking on a radio interview on LOVE FM yesterday, Mr. Barrow stated that, "There comes a time when you must realise that either the electorate does not subscribe to your policies, or they simply do not want you as a leader. Therefore if we lose in the local elections set for March 1st 2006, I will step down." More
'You stand to suffer for starting work late'
PERSONS in the Caribbean who start work later in life, or who are affected by persistent and prolonged unemployment stand to suffer in their later years because of how social security schemes in the region are now constructed. Significant unemployment also affects the level of contributions. More
Cluster Survey gathers country data
The Central Statistical Office (C.S.O.) of the Ministry of National Development, Investment and Culture in collaboration with UNICEF begins a Multiple Indicators Cluster Survey (MICS) on Sunday, February 5 which will continue over a three-week period. Trained interviewers with proper identification will visit randomly selected households in both urban and rural areas countrywide. More
Management Regime Signed for El Pilar
It's an important Mayan site, bordering Belize and Guatemala, but, sadly, every time we hear about El Pilar, the news is about some kind of illegal activity in the border area, usually violent armed assaults of nearby residents or tourists by cross border bandits. But all that is about to change because Pilar is coming under a tri-partite management regime.Today the National Institute of Culture and history (NICH), the University of California State at Santa Barbara and an NGO, Amigos De El Pilar signed on to a management agreement. This document is the blue print on how the archaeological site will be transformed from a destinations footnote to a premier eco-cultural destination, complete with security for the visiting public and those managing the site. More
The Hollowing Ring of Davos
There is no doubt that the Internet has helped facilitate the expansion of the global economy. But is this technological boon also posing problems to economic growth in the developed world? In the wake of the Davos summit, Stephen S. Roach explores how the Internet is helping less developed nations catch up at the expense of their more developed counterparts. More
The New Outsourcing:
Latin America, Caribbean
Language, lingo and location may offer Latin American and Caribbean countries advantages in luring outsourcing jobs that have a heavy presence in Asia. More
The Calendar Girl Project:
Please help us make this dream happen
Give the gift of a calendar ($20 BZ)  or call 226-3498 or 622-4110 and give some of your time to help our children... they are our future. It can can be done if we all work together. Thanks to all for your suppor t.
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