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From the Heart of the Nation to the Soul of the People

Belmopan Area Representative Hon. John Saldivar and Prime Minister Dean Barrow in an embrace o Victory at Wednesday’s Rally

Prime Minister Dean Barrow Addressing Tousands o Belizeans at Wednesday’s Rally

Victory in the Air!UDP Launches Manifesto - Trows Gigantic Rally

We d n e s d a y ,

February 22

was a big day

for the United Democratic

Party. It was the day when the

party launched its manifesto

for the upcoming General Elec-

tions on March 7. And, by

all accounts, the success of

the event was overwhelming.

Ever since the elections

were called, there’s been a dis-

tinctive feeling in the air that

the UDP, already discernibly

in the lead, has been steadily, if

not rapidly gaining greater mo-

mentum. But the launch of the

Party’s General Election Mani-

festo on Wednesday was the

rst occasion for the UDP and

its observers to establish how

real and how great, on the na-

tional scale, that momentum is.

The UDP had announced

that it was going to have an

ofcial launch at a press con-

ference in the afternoon at the

Biltmore Hotel, and then the

People’s Launch in the evening

at the Party Headquarters at the

foot of the BelChina Bridge.

As it turned out, the

press conference launch was

a kind of mini-rally to warm

up for the real spectacle later

that evening. Supporters and

campaigners of the UDP and

its candidates mainly in Belize

City could hardly wait for the

real rally, and they crowd-

ed the hall at the Biltmore,

cheering on their party leader

and standard bearers as the

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Capital WeeklyFrom the Heart of the Nation

To the Soul of the People

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Patriotism versus Politics

Th a t t h e

U n i t e d

D e m o -

cratic Party will be vic-

torious at the polls on

March 7—overwhelm-

ingly so—is all but con-

firmed. But nothing is

ever certain in politics;

and that’s the reason for

having the Elections.

When the UDPwins on March 7, as it

almost certainly will, it

will be not so much a

victory for the Party, but

a triumph for the People

and Nation of Belize.

That was clearly

the pervading mood and

sentiment amid the gi-

gantic crowd that at-

tended the UDP rallyto launch its manifesto

on Wednesday of this

week. The outpouring

of national pride and

patriotism was spontane-

ous and unmistakable.

For quite some

time now, Dean Barrow

has proven himself to be

one of Belize’s most bril-

liant and successful poli-

ticians. In fact, he is the

only area representative

still sitting in the House

today who has won six

consecutive victories and

has never lost his seat.

As an attorney,

he has also been knownto be one of the best

and most successful.

Yet, what most de-

nes Dean Barrow today

is neither his perfect re-

cord as a politician nor

his brilliance and suc-

cess as an attorney. He

is most dened now by

his patriotism, his na-

tionalism, his populism.In four short years,

Dean Barrow has earned

the distinction of being

the greatest defender and

liberator of a people and

nation in this Twenty-

First Century. That is no

hyperbole. The numbers

at the rally on Wednesday

were real, and the mood

palpable. Check it out.Look around and tell us,

where else do you see such

a revolution occurring?

As to those in the

Opposition Party, they

are being left behind by

a mile because they have

refused to come to terms

with the fact that these

Elections are not really a

battle between two major political parties, but

rather a war between

Politics and Patriotism;

and that under the cur-

rent prevailing mood,

there is no way the for-

mer can defeat the latter.

Death to Pol i -

tics! Long Live Patrio-

tism! Happy Elections!

Victory in the Air!UDP Launches Maniesto

Trows Gigantic Rally

manifesto was being unveiled.

And in similar fashion,

Prime Minister and Party Lead-

er Dean Barrow’s presentation

at that press conference launch

was as much a rostrum speech

as it was an ofcial address.Prior to his address,

there were presentations by

other standard bearers, outlin-

ing the essence of the mani-

festo. The accomplishments

of the past term were outlined

by Party Chairman, Honour-

able Patrick Faber, while the

pledges and commitments for

the term ahead were outlined in

three parts, by Hugo Pott from

the North, Hon. Eden Martinez

from the South, and Hon. JohnSaldivar from the Heart of the

Nation, Capital City Belmopan.

The Prime Minister took

the opportunity to cite other ac-

complishments and plans not

quite spelled out in the manifes-

to which, as he pointed out, had

its limitations as a document

that is by its nature concise.

He also pre-empted, in

a way, the People’s Launch by

introducing new candidates

added to the party slate during

the recent round of standard-

bearer conventions in prepara-

tion for the General Elections.

And he gave a kind of constitu-

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Prime Minister Dean Barrow at the Ocial Maniesto Launch




February 15, 2012 Logo/Slogan Competitions

Participate In The Belize National Sanitary Cattle Plan Project Logo/Slogan Competition!

The Belize National Sanitary Cattle Plan Project is a project funded by the Government of Belize partly through a Grant

from The European Union. The Project Execution Unit was established in January, 2012 and is housed at The Agricultural

Show Grounds, Hummingbird Highway, Belmopan City. This Unit, in collaboration with the Belize Agricultural Health

Authority, the Belize Livestock Producers Association and other stakeholders, has launched a public awareness campaign

seeking to educate and sensitize Cattle Farmers and the Belizean public about the importance and benets of this project,

including the need to get their livestock tested for Bovine Tuberculosis and Brucellosis so that they meet the bovine animal

health standards that will enable them to export live cattle to Mexico.

Terms of the LOGO/Slogan Competitions:

Competition is open to (High School) Students ages (12-17)

An Individual may submit one (1) entry only

Logo/Slogan should incorporate elements related to the principal objective of the Belize National Sanitary Cattle

Plan ProjectParticipants are encouraged to be highly imaginative, inspired and show foresight in their submissions.

All entries must be original, unpublished, and not submitted or accepted elsewhere between start and end of the

Competition

Logos must be submitted in JPEG or PDF format

Immediate relatives of the members of the evaluation committee shall not be eligible to submit an entry

The Committee would not be obliged to accept a winning submission in the unlikely event that there are no

suitable choices.

In the unlikely event of a tie, winner will be selected by a blind draw.

The Winning entry and all rights thereafter becomes the property of the BNSCP- Project

The deadline for the submission of entries is on or before March 16, 2012 at 4.00 p.m.

Submission of Entries for BNSCP LOGO/Slogan Competition:

Submission of the Logo/Slogan can be sent via email however two (2) copies must be on CDs either hand delivered or

by mail to BNSCP- Project. Entry packages SHOULD BE ADDRESSED AS FOLLOWS: Logo/Slogan Competition,Belize National Sanitary Cattle Plan Project, P.O. Box 169, National Agricultural Showgrounds, Hummingbird Highway,

Belmopan, Cayo District.

Prizes:

The winner of the BNSCP LOGO/Slogan Competition will receive a prize of $500 from the BNSCP Project.

Kindly note that an information package outlining the project overview and objective is available electronically andwill be facilitated to all interested individuals upon their request.For more information on the campaign, please contact Kay Garnett, Administrative Assistant at the Belize NationalSanitary Cattle Plan Project, Tel:(+501) 822-2143/1283 or email at [email protected] [email protected] We look forward to receiving all of your submissions, which we trust shall be creative, innovative andexciting.

Victory in the Air!UDP Launches Manifesto - Trows Gigantic Rally

ency by constituency analysis

of the odds and the party’s

expectations of victory in those

constituencies countrywide.

The atmosphere was jubilant and the mood mili-

tant as party supporters and

campaigners cheered on party

leader Barrow and all standard

bearers on stage with boisterous

applause and shouts of victory.

The media was rather

subdued, only Jules Vasquez, as

expected, attempting to dissect

and question the substance of

the manifesto, as is his job and

responsibility as a journalist.

The exchange between him and

Party Leader Barrow was again,

as usual, convivial and enter-

taining, providing further fuel to

keep alive the jubilant and cel-

ebrative mood of the occasion.

Broadcast live on nation-

al radio, the event was chaired

by National Campaign Manager

and former UDP Minister Ru-

ben Campos. It was no doubt a

successful ofcial launch, just

the way the party planned it,we’re sure, and perfectly set-

ting the mood for the massive

rally that would take place later

at the party headquarters at the

foot of the BelChina Bridge.

(The United Demo-cratic Party’s 2012-2017M a n i s f e s t o c a n b ev i e w e d a n d r e a d a t :

(Continued rom Page 2)

Hon. Patrick Faber, Collet Hugo Pott, Corozal North Hon. John Saldivar, Belmopan Hon. Eden Martinez, oledo East

www.udp.org.bz/

UDPManifesto2012 )




Elections and Boundaries Department - Public Service Announcement

E.R. 9(2)

REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT

CHAPTER 9

• NOTICE THAT A POLL WILL BE TAKEN

The Electoral Division of FREETOWN

NOTICE is hereby given to the Voters of the electoral division aforesaid that a Poll will be taken for the

election now pending for the said electoral division and that such Poll will be opened on the 7th day of

March, 2012 at the hour of seven in the forenoon and kept open till the hour of six in the afternoon in the

following Polling Stations established in the various Polling Areas comprised in the said electoral division:

POLLING STATIONS:

1. Polling Area No. 1

ALL SAINTS PRIMARY SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION BUILDING, BELIZE CITY

3. Polling Area No. 3b & 30a

YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION BUILDING, BELIZE CITY

and that the candidates in the above electoral division are as follows:

CANDIDATES:

1. CHANG, LEE MARK - UDP

2. FONSECA, FRANCIS WILLIAM - PUP

of which all persons are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.

The counting of votes will take place at Young Women Christian Association Building, Belize City,

on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.

GIVEN under my Hand this 20th day of February, 2012.

(KENT CLARE)

Returning Ofcer for the Freetown Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9

NOTICE THAT A POLL WILL BE TAKEN

The Electoral Division of CARIBBEAN SHORES





POLLING STATIONS:


EDWARD P. YORKE HIGH SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

2. Polling Area No. 3a

NAZARENE PRIMARY SCHOOL, BUTTONWOOD BAY, BELIZE CITY


TRINITY METHODIST SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


EX-SERVICEMEN LEAGUE BUILDING, BELIZE CITY


CANDIDATES:

1. CASTILLO, SANTINO “SANTI” - UDP

2. HOY, DAVID - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the Edward P Yorke High School, Belize City, on 7th day of

March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(JOSE CONTRERAS)

Returning Ofcer for the Caribbean Shores Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of PICKSTOCK



February, 2008 at the hour of seven in the forenoon and kept open till the hour of six in the afternoon

in the following Polling Stations established in the various Polling Areas comprised in the said electoral

division:

POLLING STATIONS:


SAINT LUKE METHODIST PRIMARY SCHOOL, MAHOGANY STREET,

BELIZE CITY

2. Polling Area No. 16a & 17a

SAINT LUKE METHODIST PRIMARY SCHOOL, MAHOGANY STREET,BELIZE CITY


CANDIDATES:

1. ELRINGTON, WILFRED PETER - UDP

2. SMITH, FRANCIS DONALD - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at Saint Luke Methodist Primary School, Mahogany Street,

Belize City, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(ICILDA HUMES)

Returning Ofcer for the Pickstock Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of FORT GEORGE



March, 2012 at the hour of seven in the forenoon and kept open till the hour of six in the afternoon in thefollowing Polling Stations established in the various Polling Areas comprised in the said electoral division:

POLLING STATIONS:


HOLY REDEEMER PRIMARY SCHOOL, (NEW ROAD), BELIZE CITY


HOLY REDEEMER SCHOOL, (NORTH FRONT STREET), BELIZE CITY


ST MARY’S SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


CANDIDATES:

1. GOUGH, GEORGE - UDP

2. MUSA, SAID - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the Holy Redeemer Parish Hall, North Front Street, Belize

City, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(NOEL HARVEY)

Returning Ofcer for the Fort George Division





E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of ALBERT




following Polling Stat ions established in the various Polling Areas comprised in the said electoral division:

POLLING STATIONS:


WESLEY INFANT SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL COLLEGE, BELIZE CITY

3. Polling Area No.16

CALVARY TEMPLE PRIMARY SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


CANDIDATES:

1. CRAIG, DAVID - PUP

2. LONGSWORTH, HERMAN R. - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the Anglican Cathedral College, 71 Regent Street, Belize



(HUGO MIRANDA)

Returning Ofcer for the Albert Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of QUEEN SQUARE




following Polling Stat ions established in the various Polling Areas comprised in the said electoral division:

POLLING STATIONS:


ST. JOHN’S PRIMARY SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


ST. JOHN’S VIANNEY SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


CANDIDATES:

1. BARROW, DEAN OLIVER - UDP

2. SYLVESTRE , ANTHONY, JR - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the St John’s Primary School, Euphrates Avenue, Belize


GIVEN under my Hand this 20th day of January, 2012.

(MARTIN ALEGRIA)

Returning Ofcer for the Queen Square Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of MESOPOTAMIA





POLLING STATIONS:


QUEEN SQUARE ANGLICAN SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


GRACE PRIMARY SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


SALVATION ARMY SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


CANDIDATES:

1. FINNEGAN, MICHAEL - UDP

2. PALACIO, PHILLIP - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the Grace Primary School, 14 Amara Avenue, Belize City,

on the 7th day of February, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(BETTY ANN JONES)

Returning Ofcer for the Mesopotamia Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of LAKE INDEPENDENCE





POLLING STATIONS:


ST MARTIN DE PORRES RC SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

2. Polling Area No. 17b

ST MARTIN DE PORRES RC SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


CANDIDATES:

1. DIAZ, CARLOS A. - INDEPENDENT

2. GALVEZ, MARTIN - PUP

3. KING, MARK ANTHONY - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the St Martin De Porres RC School, Vernon Street, Belize



(P. NORREN FAIRWEATHER)

Returning Ofcer for the Lake Independence Division




E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of COLLET





POLLING STATIONS:


MASONIC LODGE HALL, VERNON STREET, BELIZE CITY


GWEN LIZARRAGA HIGH SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

3. Polling Area No. 20a

#35 FABER’S ROAD (ROOM#11) NEAR JABARU STREET, BELIZE CITY


CANDIDATES:

1. FABER, PATRICK JASON - UDP

2. TRENCH-SANDIFORD, CAROLYN “MS. C.” - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the Gwen Lizarraga High School, Antelope Street, Belize



(EVAN BROWN)

Returning Ofcer for the Collet Division .

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of PORT LOYOLA


election now pending for the said electoral division and that such Poll will be opened on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of seven in the forenoon and kept open till the hour of six in the afternoon in the


POLLING STATIONS:


YMCA, FABERS ROAD, BELIZE CITY


MUSLIM SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

3. Polling Area No. 22A

CUSTOMS & EXCISE DEPARTMENT BUILDING, BELIZE CITY


CANDIDATES:

1. MARTINEZ, ANTHONY “BOOTS” - UDP

2. USHER, GILROY - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the Muslim School, Central American Boulevard, Belize



(CYNTHIA CASTILLO)

Returning Ofcer for the Port Loyola Division


E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of BELIZE RURAL NORTH





POLLING STATIONS:


METHODIST PROTESTANT SCHOOL, SANDHILL


MASKALL ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, MASKALL


LUCKY STRIKE GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, BELIZE DISTRICT

4. Polling Area No. 26 & 28

BELIZE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL, BELIZE DISTRICT

5. Polling Area No. 27SCOTLAND HALFMOON COMMUNITY CENTER, BELIZE DISTRICT


CROOKED TREE GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, BELIZE DISTRICT

7. Polling Area No. 31 BURRELL BOOM COMMUNITY CENTER, BELIZE DISTRICTand that the candidates in the above electoral division are as follows:

CANDIDATES:

1. CASTRO, EDMUND - UDP

2. SALDIVAR, ARTHUR - PUP

3. RUFUS X - VIP


The counting of votes will take place at the Methodist Protestant School, 19 Mls. Northern

Highway, Sandhill, Belize District, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(KENROY ELLIS)

Returning Ofcer for the Belize Rural North Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of BELIZE RURAL CENTRAL





POLLING STATIONS:


LADYVILLE ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, LADYVILLE


LA DEMOCRACIA GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, BELIZE DISTRICT


HATTIEVILLE GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, BELIZE DISTRICT


GALES POINT COMMUNITY CENTER, BELIZE DISTRICTand that the candidates in the above electoral division are as follows:

CANDIDATES:

1. BALDERAMOS GARCIA, DOLORES - PUP

2. HUNTER, FREDERICK HOPKINS - INDEPENDENT

3. HUTCHINSON, MICHAEL “HUTCHY” - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the Roman Catholic School, Ml. 9 ½ Northern Highway,

Ladyville, Belize District, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(ROSALEAN FAIRWEATHER)

Returning Ofcer for the Belize Rural Central Division





E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of BELIZE RURAL SOUTH

NOTICE is hereby given to the Voters of the electoral division aforesaid that a Poll will be taken

for the election now pending for the said electoral division and that such Poll will be opened on the

7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of seven in the forenoon and kept open till the hour of six in the

afternoon in the following Polling Stations established in the various Polling Areas comprised in the

said electoral division:

POLLING STATIONS:


CAYE CAULKER ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, BELIZE DISTRICT


SAN PEDRO HIGH SCHOOL, SAN PEDRO


CANDIDATES:

1. ARCEO, PATTY - PUP

2. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM - INDEPENDENT

3. HEREDIA, JOSE MANUEL, “JUNIOR” - UDP

4. LOPEZ, “BOBBY” ROBERTO” - VIP


The counting of votes will take place at the San Pedro High School, San Pedro, Belize District, on

the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(ALLAN GENNITY)

Returning Ofcer for the Belize Rural South Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of COROZAL BAY






POLLING STATIONS:


ST FRANCIS XAVIER R.C. SCHOOL. COROZAL TOWN


ST PAUL’S ANGLICAN SCHOOL, COROZAL TOWN


CANDIDATES:

1. GARCIA, GREGORIO “PAPAS” - PUP

2. MARIN, PABLO - UDP

3. SAWERS, CARLOS JAVIER - INDEPENDENT


The counting of votes will take place at the St Francis Xavier School, Corozal Town, on the 7th day

of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(WILBER SABIDO)

Returning Ofcer for the Corozal Bay Division


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of COROZAL NORTH



March, 2012, at the hour of seven in the forenoon and kept open till the hour of six in the afternoon in the


POLLING STATIONS:


CIVIC CENTER, COROZAL TOWN


PARAISO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, COROZAL DISTRICT


COROZAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, COROZAL TOWN


PATCHAKAN R.C. SCHOOL, COROZAL DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. CASTILLO, VALDEMAR ISIDRO - PUP

2. PATT, HUGO AMILCAR - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the Corozal Community College, Corozal Town, on the 7th

day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(GODFREY ARZU)

Returning Ofcer for the Corozal North Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of COROZAL SOUTH EAST

NOTICE is hereby given to the Voters of the electoral division aforesaid that a Poll will be taken for theelection now pending for the said electoral division and that such Poll will be opened on the 7th day of



POLLING STATIONS:

1. Polling Area No. 45SAN JOAQUIN R.C. SCHOOL, COROZAL DISTRICT

2. Polling Area No. 46 CALEDONIA R.C. SCHOOL, COROZAL DISTRICT

3. Polling Area No. 47PROGRESSO COMMUNITY CENTER, COROZAL DISTRICT

4. Polling Area No. 48CHUNOX R.C. SCHOOL, COROZAL DISTRICT

5. Polling Area No. 49 LA IMMACULADA PRIMARY SCHOOL, SARTENEJA, COROZAL DISTRICTand that the candidates in the above electoral division are as follows:

CANDIDATES:

1. MARIN, FLORENCIO JULIAN, JR - PUP

2. ROSADO, RAUL FABIAN - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the San Joaquin Roman Catholic School, San Joaquin,

Corozal District, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(MARIO TUN)

Returning Ofcer for the Corozal South East Division

E.R. 9(2)





E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of COROZAL SOUTH WEST





POLLING STATIONS:


LIBERTAD R.C. SCHOOL, COROZAL DISTRICT


SANTA CLARA R.C. SCHOOL, COROZAL DISTRICT


SAN NARCISO R.C. SCHOOL, COROZAL DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. CAMPOS, ANGEL ROBERTO - INDEPENDENT

2. MARTINEZ, GABRIEL ALBERTO - UDP

3. RAMIREZ, RAMIRO - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the Libertad Methodist School, Corozal District, on the 7th



(ARTEMIO OSORIO)

Returning Ofcer for the Corozal South West Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of ORANGE WALK CENTRAL





POLLING STATIONS:


SAN FRANCISCO R.C. SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK TOWN


LA IMMACULADA R.C. SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK TOWN


SAN ESTEVAN ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. BRICEÑO, JUAN “JOHNNY” ANTONIO - PUP

2. GRIJALVA, DENNI - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the San Francisco Roman Catholic School, Price Avenue,

Orange Walk Town, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(LUANA MOGUEL - SOSA)

Returning Ofcer for the Orange Walk Central Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of ORANGE WALK NORTH






POLLING STATIONS:

1. Polling Area No. 55CHAPEL SCHOOL, TATE STREE

2. Polling Area No. 56TRIAL FARM GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT

3. Polling Area No. 57DOUGLAS R.C. SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT


SAN JOSE R.C. SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT5. Polling Area No. 59

SAN ROMAN R.C. SCHOOL,


SAN ANTONIO ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLand that the candidates in the above electoral division are as follows:

CANDIDATES:

1. BRICENO, JORGE ALBERTO “GEORGE” - PUP

2. VEGA, GASPER “GAPI” - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the Orange Walk Magistrate’s Court, Orange Walk

Town, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(ALMA GOMEZ)

Returning Ofcer for the Orange Walk North Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of ORANGE WALK EAST






POLLING STATIONS:


LOUISIANA GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT


PALMAR COMMUNITY CENTER, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT


CHAN PINE RIDGE GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. BURNS, ORLANDO ALEXANDER “LANDY” - UDP

2. MENDEZ, DR. MARCO TULIO - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the Louisana Government School, Orange Walk Town, on



(WEISMAN PAT)

Returning Ofcer for the Orange Walk East Division




Elections and Boundaries Department - Public Service AnnouncementE.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of ORANGE WALK SOUTH





POLLING STATIONS:

1. Polling Area No. 63 & 63ASAN FELIPE R.C. SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT

2. Polling Area No. 64LINDA VISTA PRIVATE SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT

3. Polling Area No. 65SAN LAZARO R.C. SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT

4. Polling Area No. 67 YO CREEK R.C. SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT


AUGUST PINE RIDGE R.C. SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT


TRINIDAD GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT


GUINEA GRASS R.C. SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. MAI, JOSE ABELARDO - PUP

2. URBINA, ROSENDO ANTONIO -UDPof which all persons are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.

The counting of votes will take place at the St Peter’s Anglican School, St. Peter’s St. Orange Walk

Town, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(DUANEBELISLE)

Returning Ofcer for the Orange Walk South

Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of CAYO NORTH





POLLING STATIONS:


SACRED HEART R.C. SCHOOL, SAN IGNACIO TOWN


BULLET TREE FALLS R.C SCHOOL, CAYO DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. BEDRAN, MARCEL - INDEPENDENT

2. FERNANDEZ, SALVADOR - UDP

3. MAHMUD, JOSEPH - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic School, San Ignacio Town,

Cayo District, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(JACQUELINE JOSEPH)

Returning Ofcer for the Cayo North Division.

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of CAYO CENTRAL





POLLING STATIONS:


SANTA ELENA R.C. SCHOOL, SANTA ELENA, CAYO DISTRICT


ST. HILDA’S ANGLICAN SCHOOL, GEORGEVILLE, CAYO DISTRICT


SAN ANTONIO R.C. SCHOOL, CAYO DISTRICT


CRISTO REY COMMUNITY CENTER, CAYO DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. MONTEJO, COLLET EMMANUEL - PUP

2. MONTERO, RENE - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the Santa Elena R.C. School, Santa Elena, Cayo District,

on the 7th day of MARCH, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(DR. MARJORIE PARKS)

Returning Ofcer for the Cayo Central Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of CAYO WEST





POLLING STATIONS:

1. Polling Area No. 82SAN JOSE, R.C. SCHOOL, SUCCOTZ, CAYO DISTRICT

2. Polling Area No. 83MT. CARMEL PRIMARY SCHOOL, BENQUE VIEJO, CAYO DISTRICT

3. Polling Area No. 84MT CARMEL INFANT SCHOOL, BENQUE VIEJO, CAYO DISTRICT

4. Polling Area No. 85HOLY CROSS SCHOOL, CALLA CREEK, CAYO DISTRICT


ARENAL COMMUNITY CENTER, CAYO DISTRICTand that the candidates in the above electoral division are as follows:

CANDIDATES:

1. CONTRERAS, ERWIN RAFAEL - UDP

2. SABIDO, OSCAR - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the Town Hall, Benque Viejo del Carmen, Cayo District, on


GIVEN under my Hand this 20th day of February,

2008.

(CHRISTOPHER AIRD)

Returning Ofcer for the Cayo West Division





E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of CAYO SOUTH





POLLING STATIONS:

1. Polling Area No. 87ST. VINCENT PALLOTTI R.C. SCHOOL, UNITEDVILLE, CAYO DISTRICT

2. Polling Area No. 88ST. EDMOND CAMPION SCHOOL, TEAKETTLE, CAYO DISTRICT

3. Polling Area No. 89SAINT MARGARET MARY R.C. SCHOOL, SAINT MARGARET VILLAGE,

CAYO DISTRICT


ROARING CREEK R.C. SCHOOL, CAYO DISTRICT5. Polling Area No. 90a MONSIGNOR ROMERO R.C. SCHOOL, VALLEY OF PEACE, CAYO DISTRICT

6. Polling Area No. 91 ST. JOSEPH R.C. SCHOOL, COTTON TREE, CAYO DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. ESPAT, JULIUS - PUP

2. WITZ, RAMON - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the Roaring Creek R.C. School, Roaring Creek Village, on



(DR. HERMAN BYRD)

Returning Ofcer for the Cayo South division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of CAYO NORTH EAST





POLLING STATIONS:

1. Polling Area No. 72SACRED HEART COLLEGE, SAN IGNACIO,

2. Polling Area No. 74 &74ASANTA FAMILIA COMMUNITY CENTRE, CAYO DISTRICT

3. Polling Area No. 77ST. FRANCIS XAVIER SCHOOL, ESPERANZA, CAYO DISTRICT

4. Polling Area No. 78aST JOSEPH ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, DUCK RUN 2, CAYO DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. HABET, ORLANDO - PUP

2. PENNER, ELVIN - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the Sacred Heart College, San Ignacio, Cayo District, on



(JOSE CASTELLANOS)

Returning Ofcer for the Cayo North East division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of BELMOPAN





POLLING STATION:


BELMOPAN COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL, BELMOPAN


CANDIDATES:

1. HEGAR, ARMIN - PUP2. SALDIVAR, JOHN B. - UDP3. SMITH , RICHARD - VIP


The counting of votes will take place at the Belmopan Comprehensive School, Belmopan, on the 7th



(BENEDICT PALACIO)

Returning Ofcer for the Belmopan division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of DANGRIGA





POLLING STATIONS:


SACRED HEART R.C. SCHOOL, DANGRIGA2. Polling Area No. 94 POLACK STREET, FORMERLY POST OFFICE BUILDING, DANGRIGA

3. Polling Area No. 95HOLY GHOST R.C. SCHOOL, DANGRIGA

4. Polling Area No. 96 BENGUCHE PRESCHOOL, DANGRIGA

. Polling Area No.97 SARAWEE COMMUNITY CENTER, SARAWEE VILLAGE


HOPE CREEK COMMUNITY CENTREand that the candidates in the above electoral division are as follows:

CANDIDATES:

1. POLANCO, MATEO TOMAS - VIP

2. RAMOS, IVAN MICHAEL “MACA” - PUP

3. ROCHES, ARTHUR WILLIAM “TURO” - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the Town Hall, Dangriga, on the 7th day of March,

2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(ANDRE CHO)

Returning Ofcer for the Dangriga Division





E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of STANN CREEK WEST






POLLING STATIONS:

1.. Polling Area No. 99POMONA COMMUNITY CENTER, STANN CREEK DISTRICT

2. Polling Area No. 100 ALTA VISTA COMMUNITY CENTRE

3. Polling Area No. 101ST AUGUSTINE R.C. SCHOOL, MIDDLESEX, STANN CREEK DISTRICT

4. Polling Area No. 102 MULLINS RIVER METHODIST SCHOOL, STANN CREEK DISTRICT

5. Polling Area No. 103 HOPKINS R.C. SCHOOL, STANN CREEK DISTRICT

6. Polling Area No. 104 SILK GRASS ECUMENICAL SCHOOL, STANN CREEK DISTRICT

7. Polling Area No. 105 SITTEE RIVER METHODIST SCHOOL, STANN CREEK DISTRICT

8. Polling Area No. 106 SITTEE RIVER METHODIST SCHOOL, STANN CREEK DISTRICT

9. Polling Area No. 107 RICHARD QUINN R.C. SCHOOL, GEORGETOWN, STANN CREEK DISTRICT


ST. ALPHONSUS R.C. SCHOOL, SEINE BIGHT, STANN CREEK DISTRICT

11. Polling Area No. 127 INDEPENDENCE PRIMARY SCHOOL, STANN CREEK DISTRICT

12. Polling Area No. 128 PLACENCIA COMMUNITY CENTER, STANN CREEK DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. FERGUSON, RODWELL - PUP

2. HULSE, MELVIN - UDP

3. LESLIE, CHARLES BERISFORD JR. - PNP


The counting of votes will take place at the Stann Creek Ecumenical Sixth Form, Stann Creek

District, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(IVAN WILLIAMS)

Returning Ofcer for the Stann Creek West Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of TOLEDO EAST






POLLING STATIONS:


ST. PETER CLAVER R.C. SCHOOL, PUNTA GORDA, TOLEDO DISTRICT

2. Polling Area No.109A, 110 & 112A

ST. PHILLIP R.C. SCHOOL, CATTLE LANDING, TOLEDO DISTRICT

3. Polling Area No. 111 & 112A

PUNTA GORDA METHODIST SCHOOL, PUNTA GORDA, TOLEDO DISTRICT


BELLA VISTA R.C. SCHOOL, TOLEDO DISTRICT


MONKEY RIVER HEALTH CENTER, TOLEDO DISTRICT


BARRANCO R.C. SCHOOL, TOLEDO DISTRICT


CRIQUE SARCO R.C. SCHOOL, TOLEDO DISTRICT


OTOXHA R.C. SCHOOL, TOLEDO DISTRICT


FOREST HOME COMMUNITY CENTER, TOLEDO DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. ESPAT, MICHAEL JOSEPH - PUP

2. MAHEIA, WILLIAM WIL PNP

3. MARTINEZ, PETER EDEN - UDP


The counting of votes will take place at the Punta Gorda Methodist School, Punta Gorda Town,

on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(OSCAR REYES)

Returning Ofcer for the Toledo East Division

E.R. 9(2)


CHAPTER 9


The Electoral Division of TOLEDO WEST

NOTICE is hereby given to the Voters of the electoral division aforesaid that a Poll will be taken for theelection now pending for the said electoral division and that such Poll will be opened on the 7th day of



POLLING STATIONS:


BIG FALLS R.C. SCHOOL, TOLEDO DISTRICT

2. Polling Area No. 120A

LAGUNA GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, TOLEDO DISTRICT


SAN LUIS REY R.C. SCHOOL, SAN ANTONIO VILLAGE, TOLEDO DISTRICT


SAN PEDRO COLUMBIA R. C. SCHOOL, TOLEDO DISTRICT


PUEBLO VIEJO COMMUNITY CENTER, TOLEDO DISTRICT


AGUACATE R.C. SCHOOL, TOLEDO DISTRICT


CANDIDATES:

1. ACK, MARTIN - PNP

2. COY, JUAN - UDP

3. REQUENA, OSCAR - PUP


The counting of votes will take place at the Toledo Education Centre, Punta Gorda Town, Toledo

District, on the 7th day of March, 2012 at the hour of 8:00 p.m.


(JUSTIN PALACIO)

Returning Ofcer for the Toledo West Division




Elections and Boundaries Department - Public Service Announcement BELIZE CITY COUNCIL ELECTION, 2012


In accordance with Regulation 51-(1) of the Belize City Council (Registration of Electors and Elections)

Regulations,I, Marilyn Ordonez, Returning Ofcer, hereby give notice that more candidates having been

nominated than there are seats to be lled, the election of one (1) Mayor and ten (10) other members of

the Belize City Council will be held in Belize City on Wednesday, March 7, 2012 between the hours

of seven o’clock in the morning and six o’clock in the afternoon of the same day in the following PollingStations established in the various Polling Areas in the electoral divisions for Belize City: -

FREETOWN ELECTORAL DIVISION

POLLING AREA NO 1

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Freetown Electoral Division in Belize City and bounded

as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the junction of Princess Margaret Drive and St. Thomas

Street; thence south along the west-side of St. Thomas Street to 19th Street; the south-side of 19th Street

to ‘K’ Street; the west-side of ‘K’ Street to an un-named street; thence east along the south-side of the un-

named street to ‘I’ Street; thence south along the west-side of ‘I’ Street to 11th Street; thence east along the

south-side of 11th Street to ‘G’ Street; thence south along the west-side of ‘G’ Street to 6 th Street; thence

east along 6th Street to Hopkins Street; thence south along the west-side of Hopkins Street to 3rd Street;

thence west along the north-side of 3rd Street to St. Peter Street; thence south along the west-side of St.

Peter Street to St Joseph Street; thence east along the south-side of St Joseph Street to Simon Lamb Street;

thence south along the west-side of Simon Lamb Street to Freetown Road; thence along the south-side of

Freetown Road to its junction with Princess Margaret Drive; thence north along Princess Margaret Drive

back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 1—ALL SAINTS SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 2

ALL THAT section of the Freetown Electoral Division which lies between the Northern Highway and

Haulover Creek from Haulover Bridge to Belcan Bridge, and that section that lies within the following

described area.

Commencing at a point, the said point being the junction of Princess Margaret Drive produced to the

Haulover Creek at Belcan Bridge; thence upstream along Haulover Creek to its conuence with the Belize

River; thence downstream the Belize River to its junction with the Northern Highway; thence easterly along

the north side of the Northern Highway to its junction with Princess Margaret Drive; thence south along

Princess Margaret Drive produced to Haulover Creek and back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 2—YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 3B

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Freetown Electoral Division in Belize City and bounded

as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection of Independence Avenue and the coast of the

Caribbean Sea; thence southerly along the east-side of Independence Avenue to the Northern Highway;

thence west along the north side of the Northern Highway to its junction with the Belize River; thence

downstream along the Belize River to its conuence with the Caribbean Sea; thence southerly and easterly

along the coast of the Caribbean Sea back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 3B—YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, BELIZE CITY

COUNTING STATION: ITVET BUILDING, FREETOWN

CARIBBEAN SHORES ELECTORAL DIVISION

POLLING AREA NO 3

ALL THAT section of the Caribbean Shores Electoral Division in Belize City, which includes Coral Grove

and West Landivar, and lies between the Northern Highway and the sea coast beginning at the junction of

the southern side of Buttonwood Bay Boulevard and the sea; thence Westerly along the southern side of

Buttonwood Bay Boulevard to its intersection with the Northern Highway; thence South-Easterly along

the Northern side of the Northern Highway to its intersection with Princess Margaret Drive to its junction

with St. Thomas street, northerly along the western side of St. Matthew Street, to the sea, and northerly

along the sea coast to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 3—EDWARD P. YORKE HIGH SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA 3A

ALL THAT section of the Caribbean Shores Electoral Division which includes Moho Bay and all that

section from a point on the junction of the Northern Highway and Buttonwood Bay Boulevard, along the

Boulevard towards the Caribbean Shores; thence Northward along the sea coast to the Haulover Bridge

on the Northern Highway; thence Southward along the Northern Highway to point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 3A – NAZARENE PRIMARY SCHOOL, BUTTONWOOD BAY, BELIZECITY

POLLING AREA NO 4

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Caribbean Shores Electoral Division in Belize City

bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection Princess Margaret Drive and St. Thomas

Street; thence south along St. Thomas Street to 19th Street; thence along the south-side of 19th Street to ‘K’

Street; thence along the west-side of ‘K’ Street to an un-named street; thence east along the south-side of

the un-named street to ‘I’ Street; thence south along the west-side of ‘I’ Street to 11th Street; thence east

along the south-side of 11th Street to ‘G’ Street; thence south along the west-side of ‘G’ Street to 6 th Street;

thence east along 6th Street to Hopkins Street; thence south along the west-side of Hopkins Street to 3rd

Street; thence west along 3rd Street to St. Peter Street; thence south along the west-side of St. Peter Street to

St Joseph Street; thence east along the south-side of St Joseph Street to Baymen Avenue; thence northerly

along the west side of Baymen Avenue and across Princess Margaret Drive to the Caribbean Sea at the

coast; thence northerly and westerly along the said coast of the Caribbean Sea back to the production of St

Matthew Street at the coast; thence southerly along the west side of St. Matthew Street and across Princess

Margaret Drive back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 4 – TRINITY METHODIST SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 5

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Caribbean Shores Electoral Division in Belize City

bounded as follows:

Commencing at the junction of St. Joseph Street and Baymen Avenue. Thence Northerly along the

Eastern Side of Baymen Avenue to the Sea Coast. Along the Sea Coast to Barrack Road, thence Southerly

along the Western Side of Barrack Road to its junction with Victoria Street. Thence Southerly along the

Western side of Victoria Street to its junction with Castle Street. Thence Northerly along the Eastern side

of Lancaster Street to its junction with Freetown Road. Thence along the Northern Side of Freetown Road

to its junction with Cinderella Plaza. Thence Northerly along the Eastern side of Cinderella Plaza to Kelly

Street. Thence westerly along the Northern side of Kelly Street to its junction with Simon Lamb Street

to its junction with St. Joseph Street. Thence easterly along the southern side of St. Joseph Street to its

junction with Baymen Avenue.

POLLING STATION NO 5 – EX-SERVICEMEN LEAGUE BUILDING, BELIZE CITY

COUNTING STATION: ITVET BUILDING, FREETOWN RD., BELIZE CITY

PICKSTOCK ELECTORAL DIVISION

POLLING AREA NO 6

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Pickstock Electoral Division in Belize City bounded as

follows:

Commencing at the intersection of Mapp Street with Haulover Creek, thence along Mapp Street, Cran

Street, Douglas Jones Street, Castle Street, Victoria Street to Haulover Creek, and along Haulover Creek

to Mapp Street.

POLLING STATION NO 6 – SAINT LUKE METHODIST SCHOOL

POLLING AREA NO 16A


follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the junction of Vernon Street and Sarstoon Street; thence north

along the east-side of Sarstoon Street to Haulover Creek; thence upstream along the south-bank of Haulover

Creek back to Central American Boulevard; thence south along the west side of Central American Boulevard

to Vernon Street; thence east along Vernon Street back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 16A – SAINT LUKE METHODIST SCHOOL

POLLING AREA NO 17A


follows:

Commencing at the junction of Haulover Creek and Oleander Street; thence south along the east-side

of Oleander Street to Morning Glory Street; north-side of Morning Glory Street to Partridge Street;

thence south along the east-side of Partridge Street to Lark Spur Street; thence east along the south-side

of Lark Spur Street to Zericote Street; thence south along the east-side of Zericote Street to Mahogany

Street; thence west along the south-side of Mahogany Street to Partridge Street; thence south along

the east-side of Partridge Street to Vernon Street; thence east along the north-side of Vernon Street to

Central American Boulevard; thence north along Central American Boulevard to Haulover Creek; thence

upstream along the south bank of Haulover Creek back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 17A – SAINT LUKE METHODIST SCHOOL


FORT GEORGE ELECTORAL DIVISION

POLLING AREA NO 7

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Fort George Electoral Division in Belize City bounded

as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the junction of Freetown Road and Barrack Road; thence

along Barrack Road to Hyde’s Lane; Hyde’s Lane to New Road; New Road to Pickstock Street; Pickstock

Street produced to Haulover Creek; thence upstream along the north bank of Haulover Creek to Victoria

Street produced; Victoria Street to Freetown Road; thence across Freetown Road back to the point of

commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 7 – HOLY REDEEMER SCHOOL, (NEW ROAD), BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 8

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Fort George Electoral Division in Belize City bounded

as follows:




Elections and Boundaries Department - Public Service AnnouncementCommencing at a point, the said point being the junctions of Eve Street and Barrack Road and the coast of

the Caribbean Sea; thence southeasterly along Barrack Road to Freetown Road; Freetown Road to Kelly

Street; Kelly Street to Simon Lamb Street; southerly along Simon Lamb Street to Mapp Street; Mapp Street

to Cran Street; Cran Street to Douglas Jones Street; Douglas Jones Street to Castle Street; Castle Street

to Victoria Street; Victoria Street to Barrack Road; Barrack Road to Hyde’s Lane; Hyde’s Lane to New

Road; New Road to Pickstock Street; Pickstock Street produced to Haulover Creek; thence downstream

along The north bank of Haulover Creek to North side Canal; North side Canal to its conuence with the

Caribbean Sea at the coast; thence northwesterly along the coast back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 8 – HOLY REDEEMER SCHOOL (NORTH FRONT STREET), BELIZE

CITY

POLLING AREA NO 9

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Fort George Electoral Division in Belize City South of

Northside Canal and between Haulover Creek and the Sea, bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point located at the conuence of Haulover Creek and the Caribbean Sea

and also being the location of the lighthouse above the grave of Baron Henry E. E. V. Bliss on the coast;

thence northwesterly along the coast of the Caribbean Sea to its conuence with Northside Canal; thence

south along Northside Canal to its conuence with Haulover Creek; thence along the north-bank of Haulover

Creek to its conuence with the Caribbean Sea back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 9 – ST. MARY’S SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


ALBERT ELECTORAL DIVISION

POLLING AREA NO 10

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Albert Electoral Division in Belize City North of South

Street and bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection of Thurton Lane produced and Haulover

Creek; thence south along Thurton Lane to Vernon Street; thence east along the north-side of Vernon Street

to Alexandra Street; thence south along the east-side of Alexandra street to Baghdad Street; thence east

along the south-side of Baghdad Street to Water Lane, thence continuing east along Water Lane to East

Canal; thence south along the west-bank of East Canal to South Street; thence east along the north side of

South Street to its intersection with the Caribbean Sea at the coast; thence northerly along the coast of the

Caribbean Sea to its conuence with Haulover Creek; thence westerly along the south bank of Haulover

Creek back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 10 – WESLEY INFANT SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 11

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Albert Electoral Division in Belize City South of South

Street, and bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction of South Street and the Caribbean Sea at the

coast; thence southerly along the coast, and including Birds Isle to Collect Canal; thence northerly along

the east-bank of Collect Canal to South Street; thence east along the north side of South Street back to the

point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 11 – ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL COLLEGE, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 16

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Albert Electoral Division in Belize City bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction of Sarstoon Street and Haulover Creek; thence

south along the east-side of Sarstoon Street to Vernon Street; thence east along the north-side of Vernon

Street to Thurton Lane; thence north along Thurton Lane to its production to Haulover Creek; thence

upstream the south bank of Haulover Creek back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 16 – CALVARY TEMPLE SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


QUEEN’S SQUARE ELECTORAL DIVISION

POLLING AREA NO 12

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Queen’s Square Electoral Division in Belize City, East

of Collet Canal, and Bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the conuence of Collect Canal and East Canal; thence easterly

and northerly along the east bank of East Canal to South Street; thence west along the south-side of South

Street to its intersection with George Street at Basra Street; thence continuing west along Basra Street to

Euphrates Avenue; thence north along the west-side of Euphrates Avenue to Dean Street; thence along the

south-side of Dean Street to Collect Canal; thence south along the east bank of Collect Canal back to the


POLLING STATION NO 12 – ST. JOHN’S PRIMARY SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 21

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Queen’s Square Electoral Division in Belize City

bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction of Central America Boulevard and Fabers

Road; thence south-easterly along the north-side of Fabers Road to Queen Charlotte Street; thence

east along Queen Charlotte Street to Collect Canal; thence north along the east-bank of Collect Canal

to its conuence with South Creek; thence along the south bank of South Creek to Central American

Boulevard; thence south along the east-side of Central American Boulevard back to the point of

commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 21 – ST JOHN VIANNEY SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


MESOPOTAMIA ELECTORAL DIVISION

POLLING AREA NO 13

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Mesopotamia Electoral Division in Belize City and

bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the junction of Dean Street and Collect Canal; thence south

along the east bank of Collect Canal to South Creek; thence west along the north bank of South Creek to

Curassow Street; thence north along the east-side of Curassow Street to Cemetery Road; thence easterly

along the north-side of Cemetery Road across Pound Yard Bridge to the east bank of Collect Canal;

thence south along Collect Canal back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 13 – QUEEN SQUARE ANGLICAN, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 14

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Mesopotamia Electoral Division in Belize City and

bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction of Collect Canal and Orange Street; thence along

Orange Street to Euphrates Avenue; thence along Euphrates Avenue to King Street; thence along King Street

to East Canal; thence south along the west-bank of East Canal to South Street; thence west along the south

side of South Street to Basra Street at their intersection with George Street; thence continuing west along

the south-side of Basra Street to Euphrates Avenue; thence north along the east-side of Euphrates Avenue

to Dean Street; thence west along the south-side of Dean Street to Collect Canal; thence north along the

east bank of Collect Canal back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 14 – GRACE PRIMARY SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 15

ALL THAT comprising that section of the Mesopotamia Electoral Division in Belize City and

bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction of Water Lane and East Canal; thence south

along the west-bank of East Canal to King Street; thence west along the King Street to Euphrates

Avenue; thence along Euphrates Avenue to Orange Street; thence across Orange Street to Mosul Street;

thence north along the west-side of Mosul Street to Vernon Street; thence east along the north-side of

Vernon Street to Alexandra Street; thence south along Alexandra Street to Baghdad Street; thence east

along Baghdad Street to Water Lane; thence continuing east along Water Lane back to the point of

commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 15 – SALVATION ARMY SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY


LAKE INDEPENDENCE ELECTORAL DIVISION

POLLING AREA NO 17

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Lake Independence Electoral Division in Belize City

bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the intersection of the Western Highway and Burdon

Canal; thence easterly along the north-side of the said Western Highway to a point having a scaled

UTM coordinate of 371533 meters east and 1935066 meters north; thence north from said point to

its intersection of Administrative Drive; thence north along the east-side Administrative Drive to

its intersection with Haulover Creek; thence upstream along the south bank of Haulover Creek to its

conuence with Burdon Canal; thence south-westerly along the south bank of Burdon Canal back to the


POLLING STATION NO 17 – BELIZE DISTRICT EDUCATION CENTRE, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 17B

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Lake Independence Electoral Division in Belize City

West of Central American Boulevard and bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point on the Western Highway having a scaled UTM coordinate of 371533 meters

east and 1935066 meters north; thence easterly along the north-side of the said Western Highway

back to where it intersect with Vernon Street; thence along the north-side of Vernon Street to Partridge

Street; thence north along the east side of Partridge Street to Mahogany Street; thence east along the

south-side of Mahogany Street to Zericote Street; thence northerly along the east side of Zericote Street

to Lark Spur Street; thence west along the Lark Spur Street to Partridge Street; thence northerly along

Partridge Street to Morning Glory Street; thence west along the north-side of Morning Glory Street to

Oleander Street; thence north along the east-side of Oleander Street to Haulover Creek; thence west

along the south bank of Haulover Creek to its intersection with Administrative Drive; thence south along

the eastern-side of Administrative Drive and extending to the Western Highway back to its point of

commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 17B – ST. MARTIN DE PORRES R.C. SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY






COLLET ELECTORAL DIVISION

POLLING AREA NO 18

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Collet Electoral Division in Belize City bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the junction of Curassow Street and Cemetery Road; thence

north along the east-side of Curassow Street to Cemetery Road; thence east along the north-side of Cemetery

Road and across Pound yard Bridge to Orange Street; thence along the north-side of Orange Street to Mosul

Street; thence along the west-side of Mosul Street to Vernon Street; thence west along the north-side of Vernon

Street to Central American Boulevard; thence south along the east side of Central American Boulevard to

Cemetery Road; thence east along the north-side of Cemetery Road back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 18 – MASONIC LODGE HALL, VERNON STREET, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 19

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Collet Electoral Division in Belize City and bounded as

follows:

Commencing at a point the said point having a scaled UTM coordinate of 371491 meters east and

1934652 meters on Hood’s and Stephen’s Estate; thence continuing east along the northern boundary

of Hood’s and Stephen’s Estate to Central American Boulevard; thence southerly along the east-side of

Central American Boulevard to its junction with South Creek; thence easterly along the south bank of

South Creek to Curassow Street; thence north along the east-side of Curassow Street to Cemetery Road;

thence west along the north-side of Cemetery Road to Central American Boulevard; thence north along

the east side of Central American Boulevard to Vernon Street; thence west along the north-side of Vernon

Street to its junction with the Western Highway; thence continuing west along the north-side of the

Western Highway to a point having a scaled UTM coordinate of 371618 meters east and 1935049 meters

north; thence south along a straight line back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 19 – GWEN LIZARRAGA HIGH SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 20A

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Collet Electoral Division in Belize City bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction of the Western Highway and Fabers Road;

thence south-easterly along the north-side of Fabers Road to Jabiru Street; thence north along the west-

side of Jabiru Street to Rio Grande Street; thence easterly along the south-side of Rio Grande Street;

thence northerly to a point having a scaled UTM coordinate of 371491 meters east and 1934652 meters

north; thence north to another point on the Western Highway having a scaled UTM coordinate of 371618

meters east and 1935049 meters north; thence west along the Western Highway back to the point of

commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 20A – #35 FABER’S ROAD, BELIZE CITY


PORT LOYOLA ELECTORAL DIVISION

POLLING AREA NO 20

ALL THAT area comprising that section of the Port Loyola Electoral Division in Belize City bounded

as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction of Jabiru Street and Fabers Road; thence

north along the west-side of Jabiru Street to Rio Grande Street; thence easterly along the south-side of

Rio Grande Street and continuing east along the northern boundary of Hood’s and Stephen’s Estate to

Central American Boulevard; thence southerly along the east-side of Central American Boulevard to

its junction with Fabers Road; thence westerly along the north side of Fabers Road back to the point of

commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 20 – YMCA BUILDING, FABER’S ROAD, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 22


as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction of the Central American Boulevard and Fabers

Road; thence south-easterly along the north-side of Fabers Road to its intersection with Queen Charlotte

Street and Caesar Ridge Road; thence east along the north-side of Queen Charlotte Street to Collect

Canal; thence south along the west bank of Collect Canal to its conuence with the Caribbean Sea;

thence southerly and westerly along the coast of the Caribbean Sea to it intersection with Port Authority

Road; thence north along Port Authority road to its intersection with Ceasar Ridge Road; thence east

along Ceasar Ridge Road to its intersection with Central American Boulevard; thence north along the

Central American Boulevard back to the point of commencement

POLLING STATION NO 22 – MUSLIM SCHOOL, BELIZE CITY

POLLING AREA NO 22A


as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction of the Western Highway and Fabers Road;

thence south-easterly along the north-side of Fabers Road to its intersection

with Central American Boulevard; thence southerly along the western side of the Boulevard to its

intersection with Caesar Ridge Road.; thence west along southern side of Ceasar Ridge Road to the

junction with the Port Authority; thence south along the Port Authority Road to its intersection with

the coast of the Caribbean Sea; thence southerly and westerly along the coast of the Caribbean Sea to its

conuence with Sibun Canal; then upstream along the north bank of Sibun Canal to its conuence with

Burdon Canal; thence north-easterly along the south bank of Burdon Canal to its crossing with ‘Toll

Bridge’ near mile ve on the Western Highway; thence easterly along the north-side of the said Western

Highway back to the point of commencement.

POLLING AREA NO 22A – CUSTOMS & EXCISE DEPARTMENT BUILDING, BELIZE CITY


CANDIDATES

The Candidates for the above-mentioned election are as follows:

UNITED DEMOCRATIC PARTY PEOPLE’S UNITED PARTY1. Darrell Bradley (Mayor) 1. Karen Bodden (Mayor)2. Eric Chang (Councillor) 2. Erwin X (Councillor)

3. Alifa Hyde Elrington (Councillor) 3. Gary Marcus Ayuso (Councillor)4. Roger Espejo (Councillor) 4. Swamy Babani (Councillor)

5. Alain Gonzalez (Councillor) 5. Robert Philip Cadle (Councillor)

6. Dion Leslie (Councillor) 6. Peter Anthony Lacey Jr. (Councillor)

7. Bernard Q.A. Pitts Jr.(Councillor) 7. Patrick Gilroy Thompson (Councillor)8. Dean Trevor Collins Samuels 8. Dorla Marie Vaughan (Council lor)

9. Kevin Vincent Singh (Councillor) 9. Alberto Antonio Vellos (Councillor)10. Michael Theus (Councillor. 10. DJ- Tambran Lennox Young

11. Philip Willoughby (Councillor) 11. Edward Desmond Young (Councillor)

VISION INSPIRED BY THE PEOPLE1. Paco Smith Mayor)2. Robert “Faggy, Camara Man” Ferguson J.P. (Council lor)3. Shan Ewart Ferguson (Councillor)

4. Jude J.T. Lopez (Council lor)

5. Felipe Martinez (Councillor)6. Leslie Dean Martinez “The Jeweller” (Councillor)

7. Myrnamae Lorraine Reynolds (Councillor)

INDEPENDENT1. Stephen Okeke (Mayor)2. Ernesto/Eustaquio Torres (Mayor)3. Philip Henry )Councillor)

DATED this 16th

day of February 2012 MARILYN ORDONEZ Returning Ofcer

Belize City Council Election, 2012

BELMOPAN CITY COUNCIL ELECTION, 2012


In accordance with the Belmopan City Council Act and the applicable Regulations, I, RUDPLPH GENTLE

Returning Ofcer, hereby give notice that more candidates having been nominated than there are seats to

be lled, the election of one (1) Mayor and six (6) other members of the Belmopan City Council will be

held on Wednesday, March 7, 2012 between the hours of seven o’clock in the morning and six o’clock

in the afternoon of the same day in the following Polling Stations established in the various Polling Areas

described hereunder: -

POLLING AREA NO 86

ALL THAT area comprising San Martin, Las Flores, Salvapan, Maya Mopan, Riviera and the City

of Belmopan

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection of the Western Highway and Roaring Creek;

thence easterly along the south-side of the Western Highway to the eastern boundary of the City of Belmopan,

the said boundary being west of lands now or formerly know as Highlands Estate; thence south along the

said eastern boundary of Belmopan to its southern boundary; thence west along the southern boundary of

Belmopan to its junction with Roaring Creek; thence downstream along east bank of Roaring Creek back

to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 86 - BELMOPAN COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL, CITY OF BELMOPAN

COUNTING STATION: BELMOPAN COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL

CANDIDATES


UNITED DEMOCRATIC PARTY PEOPLE’S UNITED PARTY

1. Simeon Lopez (Mayor) 1. Jorge B. Flores (Mayor)2. Tita Catherine Balona (Councillor) 2. Juan Carlos Alas (Councillor)3. Anna Leota Guy Councillor) 3. Inesita - August (Councillor

4. Steven Wendell O’Brien (Councillor) 4. Coretta Audrey Banner (Councillor)

5. Victor Santiago Perdomo (Councillor) 5. Rubicely Botes “Ruby” (Councillor)6. Amilcar Alfredo Umana (Councillor) 6. Jose Lucas Ico (Councillor)

7. Joel Westby (Council lor) 7. Valeriano “Mr. Val Nal” Nal (Council lor)

VISION INSPIRED BY THE PEOPLE

1. Paul Marcel Morgan (Mayor)2. Elvera Victoria Brown

3. Landelimino Vitus Cal (Councillor)4. Rajah Kamal Cuevas (Councillor)

5. Kamil Espat (Councillor)

6. Lloyd Sylvester Tingling (Councillor)7. Andrew Joseph Williams (Councillor)




Elections and Boundaries Department - Public Service AnnouncementINDEPENDENT

(1) Marlon Andrew Skeen (Mayor)(2) Roody Lewinsky Wade (Mayor)

DATED this 16th day of February 2012

RUDOLPH GENTLE Returning Ofcer

Belmopan City Council Election 2012

COROZAL TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2012


In accordance with the Town Councils Act and the applicable Regulations, I, VICTOR RECINOS, Returning Ofcer, hereby give notice that more candidates having been nominated than there a re seats to

be lled, the election of one (1) Mayor and six (6) other members of the Corozal Town Council will be

held on Wednesday, March 7, 2012 between the hours of seven o’clock in the morning and six o’clock



POLLING AREA NO 39

ALL THAT area comprising the Northern Section of the Corozal Bay Electoral Division North of 3rd

Street South and bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection of 3 rd Street South produced to the coast at

Corozal Bay; thence westerly along the north side of 3 rd Street to the Corozal Town boundary; thence

continuing in a westerly direction then northerly, then easterly then northerly and following the said town

boundary to its intersection with the Northern Highway, also known as the Santa Elena Road; thence

southeasterly along the north side of the Santa Elena Road to the southern boundary of parcel 874 in the

Corozal North Land Registration Area; thence easterly along the southern boundary of parcel 874 and

continuing easterly along the southern boundaries of parcels 873,872,871,1319,1320,1339,1340 and 3351

all in the Corozal North Land Registration Area to an unnamed street; thence along the un-named street

to the south-west corner of the Stadium; thence southerly and easterly along parcel 2456 to Toucan Street;

thence along the north side of Toucan Street to 5th Street North; thence along the north side of 5 th Street

North to its production across Rainbow Beach to the coast at Corozal Bay; thence southerly along the coast


POLLING STATION NO: 39 – ST. FRANCIS XAVIER ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL,COROZAL TOWN

COUNTING STATION: - ST. PAUL’S ANGLICAN SCHOOL, FIRST AVE. , COROZAL

POLLING AREA NO 40

ALL THAT area comprising the Southern Section of the Corozal Bay Electoral Division South of 3rd

Street South and bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection of 3 rd Street South produced to the coast at

Corozal Bay; thence westerly along the north side of 3 rd Street to the Corozal Town boundary; thence

southerly along the said town boundary to its intersection with the Northern Highway; thence southwesterly

along the Northern Highway also forming a part of the Corozal Town boundary to a tract; thence south along

the town boundary and the said track to a scale UTM coordinate of 352034 meters east and 2013517 meters

north; and also being the boundary of lands now or formerly leased to Albert Vault; thence east along the

boundary of the said lands to a point on the coast of and having a scaled UTM coordinate of 352364 meters

east and 2031509 meters north; thence northerly along the coast back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 40 – ST. PAUL’S ANGLICAN SCHOOL, COROZAL TOWN

POLLING AREA NO 41

ALL THAT portion of Corozal Town North of the Northern Boundary of Corozal Bay Electoral

Division including Alta Mira Guadalupe School.

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection of the northern Corozal Town Boundary

and the coast at Corozal Bay; thence westerly along the said boundary to where it intersects the Northern

Highway, also known as the Santa Elena Road; thence southeasterly along the north side of the Santa

Elena Road to the southern boundary of parcel 874 in the Corozal North Land Registration Area; thence

easterly along the southern boundary of parcel 874 and continuing easterly along the southern boundaries

of parcels 873,872,871,1319,1320,1339,1340 and 3351 all in the Corozal North Land Registration Area

to an unnamed street; thence along the un-named street to the south-west corner of the Stadium; thence

southerly and easterly along parcel 2456 to Toucan Street; thence along the north side of Toucan Street to

5th Street North; thence along the north side of 5th Street North to its production across Rainbow Beach to

the coast at Corozal Bay; thence northerly along the coast back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 41 – CIVIC CENTER, COROZAL TOWN

COUNTING STATION: ST. PAUL’S ANGLICAN SCHOOL, FIRST AVE. , COROZAL

CANDIDATES


UNITED DEMOCRATIC PARTY PEOPLE’S UNITED PARTY1. Hilberto Campos (Mayor) 1. Charaf Anwar “Riverol” (Mayor)2. Gillermo Eldin Arana (Councillor 2. Joseph Ivan Castillo (Councillor)

3 Jude Stanley Budna (Councillor) 3. Ruben Cruz (Councillor)4. Rafael Shaffrir Castillo (Councillor) 4. Baldemar Pech Jr. (Councillor)

5. Stacy Armstrong Chi (Councillor) 5. Maximo Alejandro Sosa (Councillor)

6. Daisy Dalila Marroquin (Councillor) 6. Primitivo Vasquez Jr. (Councillor))7. Elva Oralia Perez (Councillor)) 7. Loraine Evadne Zuniga J.P.(Councillor)

DATED this 16th day of February, 2012

VICTOR RECINOS Returning Ofcer

Corozal Town Council Election 2012

ORANGE WALK TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2012


In accordance with the Town Councils Act and the applicable Regulations, I, COLIN GRIFFITH, Returning Ofcer, hereby give notice that more candidates having been nominated than there are seats to

be lled, the election of one (1) Mayor and six (6) other members of the Orange Walk Town Council will

be held on Wednesday, March 7, 2012 between the hours of seven o’clock in the morning and six o’clock



POLLING AREA NO. 53

ALL THAT area comprising the northwest portion of Orange Walk Town bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the intersection of Holy Trinity Street and the northern

boundary of Orange Walk Town; thence west along the said northern boundary of Orange Walk Town to

the western boundary of Orange Walk Town; thence south-easterly along the said western boundary to

its intersection with the San Antonio Road; thence easterly along the San Antonio Road to its junction

with Fonseca Street; thence along Fonseca Street to San Andres Street; thence along the south-side of

San Andres Street to Tate Street; thence along the east-side of Tate Street to Lyle Street; thence along

the north-side of Lyle Street to Clarke Street; thence along the west-side of Clarke Street to Holy Trinity

Street; thence along the west-side of Holy Trinity Street back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 53 – SAN FRANCISCO ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, ORANGEWALK TOWN

COUNTING STATION: LA IMMACULADA ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK

POLLING AREA NO. 54

ALL THAT area generally comprising part of the east portion of Orange Walk Town bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the intersection of San Antonio Road and Fonseca Street;

thence along Fonseca Street to San Andres Street; thence along the south-side of San Andres Street to

Progress Street; thence along Progress Street to San Francisco Street; thence along San Francisco Street

to its production to the New River; thence upstream the west bank of the New River to its junction with

the production of Cemetery Street; thence west along Cemetery Street to Muffels Street; thence along

Mufes Street to Santa Maria Street; thence along Santa Maria Street to Main Street; thence along

Main Street to Mahogany Street; thence along Mahogany Street to Queen Victoria Avenue; thence along

Queen Victoria Avenue to its junction with the San Antonio Road; thence west along San Antonio Road


POLLING STATION NO 54 – LA IMMACULADA ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, ORANGEWALK TOWNCOUNTING STATION: LA IMMACULADA ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL

POLLING AREA NO 55

ALL THAT area generally comprising part of the northeast portion of Orange Walk Town bounded as

follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction Orange Walk Town northern boundary and

the New River; thence upstream along the west bank of New River to its junction with San Francisco

Street; thence along the north-side of San Francisco Street to Progress Street; thence along the east side

of Progress Street to San Andres Street; thence along the south-side of San Andres Street to Tate Street;

thence along the east-side of Tate Street to Lyle Street; thence along the north-side of Lyle Street to

Clarke Street; thence along the west-side of Clarke Street to Holy Trinity Street; thence along the west-

side of Holy Trinity Street to its intersection with the northern boundary of Orange Walk Town; thence

east along the said northern boundary of Orange Walk Town back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 55 – CHAPEL SCHOOL, TATE STREET, ORANGE WALK TOWN

COUNTING STATION: : LA IMMACULADA ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, ORANGE WALK

POLLING AREA NO 60

ALL THAT area generally comprising the southern part of Orange Walk Town bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being the junction of the western boundary of Orange Walk Town and

the San Antonio Road; thence southerly thence easterly along the said town boundary, a portion of which

forms the Palmar Road to the west bank of the New River; thence downstream along the west bank of the

New River to a point being Cemetery Road produced; thence westerly along Cemetery Road to Mufes

Street; thence along Mufes Street to Santa Maria Street; thence along Santa Maria Street to Main Street;

thence along Main Street to Mahogany Street; thence along mahogany Street to Queen Victoria Avenue;

thence along Queen Victoria Avenue to the San Antonio Road; thence westerly along the San Antonio Road


POLLING STATION NO 60 – LOUISIANA GOVERNMENT SCHOOL

COUNTING STATION: LA IMMACULADA ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOO, ORANGE WALK





CANDIDATES



1. Ivan Leiva (Mayor) 1. Kevin Bernard (Mayor)

2. Francine Burns (Councillor) 2. Rozel Arana-Flores (Councillor)

3 .Albert “Mennonite” Dawson (Councillor) 3. Ian Emmanuel Cal (Councillor

4. Fiona Liu Mazier (Councillor) 4. Josue Carballo (Councillor)

5. Leon “Mister P” Palacio (Councillor) 5. Neri Antonio Ramirez (Councillor)

6. Carlos Peralta (Councillor) 6. Ladrick “Mad Bull” Sheppard (Councillor)

7. Carlos “Charlie” Slusher (Councillor) 7. Jose Antonio Urbina Jr. (Councillor)


COLIN GRIFFITH

Returning Ofcer

Orange Walk TownCouncil Election 2012

SAN PEDRO (AMBERGRIS CAYE) TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2012


In accordance with the Town Councils Act and the applicable Regulations, I, IMOGENE SWIFT, Returning Ofcer, hereby give notice that more candidates having been nominated than there are seats to

be lled, the election of one (1) Mayor and six (6) other members of the San Pedro Town Council will be

held on Wednesday, March 7, 2012 between the hours of seven o’clock in the morning and six o’clock in the afternoon of the same day in the following Polling Stations established in the various Polling Areas


POLLING AREA NO. 37

ALL THAT area comprising San Pedro, Ambergris Caye.

POLLING STATION NO 37 – SAN PEDRO HIGH SCHOOL, SAN PEDRO (AMBERGRIS CAYE)TOWN

COUNTING STATION: SAN PEDRO HIGH SCHOOL, SAN PEDRO (AMBERGRIS CAYE) TOWN

CANDIDATES



1. Daniel Guerrero (Mayor) 1. Maria “Conchita” Flota (Mayor)

2. Carlos Enrique Barrientos (Councillor) 2. O. David Aquilar (Councillor)

3. Kenrick William Brackett (Councillor) 3. Marina Graniel Kay (Councillor)

4. Severo Guerrero (Councillor) 4. Gualberto “Wally” Nunez (Councillor)

5. Gabriel Nunez (Councillor) 5. Raymundo “Mundo” Nunez (Councillor)

6. Yolanda Melinda Parham (Council lor) 6. Viana “Vianie” Perez (Council lor)

7. Guillermo Enrique Paz (Councillor) 7. Maribel “Mar” Vasquez (Councillor)

INDEPENDENT

(1) Melanie “Mel” Paz (Mayor)

2) Francisco Bernabe Badillo

(3) Hilberto Gravel Sanchez


IMOGENE SWIFT

Returning Ofcer

San Pedro Town Council Election 2012

SAN IGNACIO/SANTA ELENA TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2012


In accordance with the Town Councils Act and the applicable Regulations, I, MARCELO WINDSOR, Returning Ofcer, hereby give notice that more candidates having been nominated than there are seats to

be lled, the election of one (1) Mayor and six (6) other members of the San Ignacio/Santa Elena Town Council will be held on Wednesday, March 7, 2012 between the hours of seven o’clock in the morning

and six o’clock in the afternoon of the same day in the following Polling Stations established in the Polling

Areas described hereunder: -

POLLING AREA NO. 72

ALL THAT area comprising the Northern Section of San Ignacio Town Bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection of Waight Avenue produced across Burns

Avenue to the Macal River; thence west along the north-side of Waight Avenue to the Bullet Tree Road;

thence continuing west along the north-side of the Bullet Tree Road to the western town boundary of San

Ignacio; thence northerly along the western boundary of San Ignacio Town to the Mopan River; thence

downstream along the Mopan River to its conuence with the Macal River in an area known as Branch

Mouth; thence upstream the Macal River back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 72 – SACRED HEART COLLEGE, SAN IGNACIO TOWN

COUNTING STATION: CENTER FOR EMPLOYMENT TRAINING (CET), SAN IGNACIO

POLLING AREA NO 73

ALL THAT area comprising the Southern Section of the San Ignacio Town Bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection of Waight Avenue produced across Burns

Avenue to the eastern branch of the Belize River, known as the Macal River; thence southerly along the

west bank of the Macal River to its conuence with a creek west of the Village of Cristo Rey; thence

westerly along the south bank of the said creek and extending to the Benque Viejo Road, the said road

also being a portion of the Western Highway; thence northerly along the Benque Viejo Road to a major

track, the said major track leading to the settlement of Providencien on the bank of the western branch

of the Belize River, also known as the Mopan River; thence westerly, northerly then easterly along the

said track an along the western town boundary of San Ignacio to the Bullet Tree Road; thence east along

the north-side of the Bullet Tree Road to Waight Avenue; thence continuing east along the north-side of

Waight Avenue produced across Burns Avenue back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 73 – SACRED HEART ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, SAN IGNACIOTOWN


POLLING AREA NO 76

ALL THAT area comprising the town of Santa Elena Bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the conuence of Red Creek to its conuence and the

Belize River; thence upstream along the north bank of the Belize River to Branch Mouth; the continuing

upstream along the Belize River on its eastern branch also know as the Macal River to a point having a

scaled UTM coordinate of 280878 meters east and 1896504 meters north; thence to a point having a scaled

UTM coordinate of 283504 meters east and 1895823 meters north, said point being on the Pilgrimage

Valley Road; thence northeasterly along the Pilgrimage Valley Road to Red Creek; thence northerly and

downstream along Red Creek back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 76 – SANTA ELENA ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, SANTA ELENATOWN


CANDIDATES



1. John Francis August (Mayor) 1. Felix Ramon “Monchi” Quiroz (Mayor)

2. Eduardo “Eddie”Cano (Councillor) 2. Albert Ashley Bradley (Councillor)

3. Moses Chuc (Councillor) 3. Sharon Glenda Codd (Councillor)

4. Bernadette Fernandez (Councillor) 4. Yolla Asme Flores (Councillor)

5. Shary Medina (Councillor) 5. Gabriel Jorge “Benji” Maldonado (Councillor)

6. Michael “Mike” Salazar (Councillor) 6. Joe Marr (Councillor)

7. Earl Trapp Jr. (Councillor) 7. Jose Elias “Nino” Rodriguez (Councillor)


MARCELO WINDSOR

Returning Ofcer

San Ignacio/Santa Elena Town Council Election 2012





BENQUE VIEJO DEL CARMEN TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2012


In accordance with the Town Councils Act and the applicable Regulations, I, LENNOX BRADLEY, Returning Ofcer, hereby give notice that more candidates having been nominated than there are seats to

be lled, the election of one (1) Mayor and six (6) other members of the Benque Viejo del Carmen Town

Council will be held on Wednesday, March 7, 2012 between the hours of seven o’clock in the morningand six o’clock in the afternoon of the same day in the following Polling Stations established in the Polling

Areas described hereunder: -

POLLING AREA NO 83

ALL THAT area comprising the Eastern Section of Benque Viejo del Carmen Town bounded as

follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection of a creek at the entrance of Benque Viejo Del

Carmen Town and the eastern boundary of Benque Viejo Del Carmen Town; thence easterly then southerly

along the said town boundary to a point having a scaled UTM coordinate of 273 380 meters east and 1888

043 meters north; thence east to the Mopan River; thence downstream the Mopan River to a point having

a scaled UTM coordinate of 271 664 meters east and 1888 538 meters north, said point being on a survey

property boundary; thence along the said boundary to Church Street; thence east along Church Street to its

junction with a creek at the entrance of Benque Viejo Del Carmen Town; thence downstream the said creek


POLLING STATION NO 83 – MOUNT CARMEL PRIMARY SCHOOL, BENQUE VIEJO DELCARMEN

POLLING AREA NO. 84

ALL THAT area comprising the Western Section of Benque Viejo del Carmen Town bounded as

follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being the intersection of a creek at the entrance of old Benque Viejo

Del Carmen Town and the eastern boundary of Benque Viejo Del Carmen Town; thence upstream the said

creek to Church Street; thence southwesterly along Church Street to a survey property boundary; thence

along the said property boundary to a point of the south bank of the Mopan River, said point having a scaled

UTM coordinate of 271 664 meters east and 1888 538 meters north; thence downstream the Mopan River

to its conuence with a creek a the entrance of Benque Viejo Del Carmen Town; thence downstream the

said creek back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 84 – MOUNT CARMEL INFANT SCHOOL, BENQUE VIEJO DEL

CARMEN

COUNTING STATION: MOUNT CARMEL PRIMARY SCHOOL, BENQUE VIEJO DELCARMEN TOWN

CANDIDATES



1. Miguel Angel Velasquez (Mayor) 1. Francisco Trindad”Daito”Mendez (Mayor)2. Manuel Luis “Tach” Contreras (Councillor) 2. Amin Jair Avilez (Councillor)3. Carlos Elias Cortez (Councillor) 3. Jose Armando Betancourt (Councillor)

4. Fredi Cruz (Councillor) 4. Elisa Noemi “Miss Elisa”Guerra (Councillor)

5.Elmer Guerra (Councillor) 5. Ermelinda “Linda” Luna (Councillor)6. Mario Ineco (Councillor) 6. Hector “Chipi” Martinez (Councillor)

7. Marcos Moises “Checha” Kotch Councillor) 7. Manuel “Meme” Mendez (Councillor)

ASSOCIACION BENQUENA

1. Humberto “Tito” Moh (Mayor)2. Jose Antonio Castellanos (Councillor)

INDEPENDENT1. Domingo Obando


LENNOX BRADLEY Returning Ofcer

Benque Viejo del Carmen Town Council Election 2012

DANGRIGA TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2012


In accordance with the Town Councils Act and the applicable Regulations,I, NASLEY SOMMERVILLE, Returning Ofcer, hereby give notice that more candidates having been nominated than there are seats to

be lled, the election of one (1) Mayor and six (6) other members of the Dangriga Town Council will be

held on Wednesday, March 7, 2012 between the hours of seven o’clock in the morning and six o’clock in

the afternoon of the same day in the following Polling Stations established in the Polling Areas described

hereunder: -

POLLING AREA NO. 92

ALL THAT area comprising that section of Dangriga Electoral Division North of the North Stann

Creek River and bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being at a scaled UTM coordinate of 369378 meters east and 1877918

meters north on the coast; thence southerly from said point to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 369496

meters east and 1877149 meters north; thence north east from said point to a scaled UTM coordinate point

of 369585 meters east and 1877180 meters which is a point on the Sawai Street; thence continue south on

the western side of said Sawai Street to its junction with Church Street; thence west along the northern

side of church street to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 369486 meters east and 1876659 meters north;

thence south to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 369490 meters east and 1876625 meters north; thence

north west along a straight line to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 369265 meters east and 1876706

meters north; thence west along a straight line to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 368506 meters east

and 1876762 meters north; thence south along a straight line to a scale UTM coordinate point of 368509

meters east and 1876446 meters north on the northern banks of North Stann Creek; thence east along said

northern bank of North Stann Creek to its conuence with the Caribbean Sea on the coast; thence northerlyalong said coast back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 92 – SACRED HEART ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, DANGRIGATOWN

POLLING AREA NO. 94

ALL THAT area comprising that section of Dangriga in the Dangriga Electoral Division immediately

south of North Stann Creek River bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being located at a scaled UTM coordinate of 368509 meters east

and 1876446 meters north; thence south from said point along a straight line to a scaled UTM coordinate

point of 368504 meters east and 1875643 meters north; thence east along a straight line to a scaled UTM

coordinate point of 369713 meters east and 1875816 meters north; thence south to a scales UTM coordinate

point of 369728 meters east and 1875735 meters north which is the southern side of Yemeri Road; thence

east along the southern side said Yemeri Road to the coast; thence northerly along said coast up to North

Stann Creek; thence westerly along North Stann Creek back to the point of commencement at a scaled

UTM coordinate point of 368504 meters east and 1875643 meters north.

POLLING STATION NO 94 – POLACK STREET, (FORMERLY DANGRIGA POST OFFICE),DANGRIGA TOWN

POLLING AREA NO. 95

ALL THAT area comprising the southern portion of Dangriga in the Dangriga Electoral Division

bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point the said point being located at a scaled UTM coordinate of 368504 meters east

and 1875643 meters north; thence east along a straight line to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 369713

meters east and 1875816 meters north; thence south to a scales UTM coordinate point of 369728

meters east and 1875735 meters north which is the southern side of Yemeri Road; thence east along

the southern side said Yemeri Road to the coast; thence southerly along said coast to a scaled UTM

coordinate point of 370147 meters east and 1874734 meters north; thence west along a straight line to

a scaled UTM coordinate point of 376372 meters east and 1874736 meters north; thence north east

along a straight line to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 369449 meters east and 1875235 meters north;

thence west along a straight line to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 368508 meters east and 1875235

meters north; thence continue north along a straight line back to its point of commencement at a scaled

UTM coordinate point of 368504 meters east and 1875643 meters north;

POLLING STATION NO. 95 – HOLY GHOST ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, DANGRIGATOWN

POLLING AREA NO. 96

ALL THAT area comprising the Northern Section of Dangriga in the Dangriga Electoral Division

comprising the Benguche Area and bounded as follows:

Commencing at a point, the said point being at a scaled UTM coordinate of 369378 meters east and

1877918 meters north on the coast; thence west along a straight line to a scaled UTM coordinate of

369107 meters east and 1877918 meters north; thence north from said point to a scaled UTM coordinate

point of 369107 meters east and 1877980 meters north; thence continue west to a scaled UTMcoordinate of 368963 meters east and 1877980 meters north; thence continue north to a scaled UTM

coordinate of 368961 meters east and 1878098 meters north, thence west along a straight line to a scaled

UTM coordinate point of 368506 meters east and 1878098 meters north; thence south from said point to

a scaled UTM coordinate of 368506 meters east and 187762 meters north; thence east to a scaled UTM

coordinate point of 369265 meters east and 1876706 meters north; thence south east from said point

to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 369490 meters east and 1876625 meters north; thence north to a

scale UTM coordinate point of 369486 meters east and 1876659 meters north; thence east along the

northern side of Church Street to its junction with Sawai Street; thence north on the western side of said

Sawai Street to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 369585 meters east and 1877180 meters north; thence

south west from said point to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 369496 meters east and 1877149 meters

north; thence northerly from said point to a scaled UTM coordinate point of 369569 meters east and

1877604 meters north the said point being on the coast of the Caribbean sea; thence northerly along said

coast back to the point of commencement.

POLLING STATION NO 96 – BENGUCHE PRE-SCHOOL, DANGRIGA TOWN

COUNTING STATION: HOLY GHOST ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, PIER RD.,

DANGRIGA TOWN

CANDIDATES


UNITED DEMOCRATIC PARTY PEOPLE’S UNITED PARTY1. Aaron “Jake” Gongora (Mayor) 1. Major H. Gilbert Swaso (Mayor)2. Peter Ciego (Councillor) 2. Howard Gilroy Flores (Councillor)3. Yadira Diego (Councillor) 3. Myric Anthony Flores (Councillor)

4. Alexander “Lexus” Joseph (Councillor) 4. Vennacia Jerome Flores (Councillor)

5. Earth Lopez (Councillor) 5. Gwendolyn Gentle Garcia (Councillor)6. Cheryl Molina (Councillor) 6. Howard Lionell Melendrez (Councillor)

7. Rudolph Alexander Williams (Councillor) 7. Liberato Teul (Councillor)







his is the third visitthat I have made toOrange Walk dur-

ing the course o this UDP Victory our. And every time I think thatit can’t get any better, the crowdgrows bigger and bigger and big-ger; the size o the crowd that turnsout to support and welcome meand the United Democratic Party get’s more and more humongous.

You know, I sat there, andthere was a song that went throughmy mind. I listened to Landy, Ilistened to Gapi, I listened to ev-

erybody, and I’m paying attention,but this song is running throughmy mind. I was thinking about theact that I thought that it couldn’tget any better; but you know thatsong which goes, “You went andsaved the best or last.” (Applause)

You see how Landy toldyou that he never talked beorethe way he talked this evening;but the crowd energized him tooutdo himsel. Well I never sangon a microphone beore in my lie; but that is what you have donehere today in Palmar. (Applause)

On a very serious note, La-dies and Gentlemen, it’s wonderulto be here in the beautiul villageo Palmar; and I am so glad thatLandy Burns decided to hold thisrally here in Palmar, because, youknow traditionally, Palmar is kindo either or either; and certainly atthe time o the last village councilelections, Palmar voted or thePeople’s United Party. But Landy knew, as a consequence o his

campaigning here, that the villageo Palmar will support the UnitedDemocratic Party and OrlandoBurns in a massive ashion comeWednesday, March the 7th. And itis only tting that Landy chose Pal-mar or the battle ground this eve-ning. And I say again, what a won-derul crowd you have been; whata magnicent turnout. (Applause)

You have been patient;you have stayed here all aernoon,and it is because you are eelingit; in the same way Landy eelsit, you are eeling it. You knowthat there is the smell o a great

victory in the air. he UnitedDemocratic Party will be returnedto government on March the 7th.So, I want to thank all o you orcoming out this evening; and Iwant to thank you or what hap-pened on Wednesday in OrangeWalk own, and what happenedon Friday in Orange Walk own(Nomination Day for Municipal and General Election respectively).

Great Things Achieved - Greater Things Coming

PM Dean Barrow’s Speech at Orange Walk East Rally

And then, you watchedthe television images, and you sawthat exactly what happened here inOrange Walk happened through-

out the entire country o Belize; asea o red rom end to end in theNation o Belize. And everybody knows, everybody knows thatthe United Democratic Party willmake history. No government ever;no government ever; listen to mecareully; no government ever winsa second term with a bigger ma-

jority than they got or their rstterm. And I am telling you that thisis history in the making, becausethe United Democratic Party onMarch 7th will win no less than

boasting; it is about expressinggratitude to the people o thisCountry who believe, and areshowing this in a way that does not

permit or the slightest shadow o adoubt. Te People o this Country believe that this United Demo-cratic Party Government is the bestBelize has ever seen (applause).

Tere was a time when allthe media people, all the pundits,all the so-called experts, all theanalysts were saying, well, you allmight win again, you know, but i you win again it is because really the people have no choice becausenobody wants PUP again. AndI used to say to them, well ugly

this Country are showing orthe United Democratic Party, itis not because the PUP are bad,it is because the UDP is good.

Tere were times when thegoing got a little rough, but youwere always there to support us, toencourage us, maybe not in quitethe numbers we are beginningto see; but you the poor people,the aithul, always continued tomaintain the love and supportor your party; and or that weare eternally grateul. In the end,the entire country judges you in

pronouncing the judgment thatwill soon be a matter o record,the judgment that is inevitable.

his United DemocraticParty has demonstrated that neverin the history o Belize has a gov-ernment been on the side o thePeople in the way this UnitedDemocratic Party Governmenthas. What you see happening, thismagic that is in the air, it is notsomething that just comes up likethat; it doesn’t just spring up; itdoesn’t just arise. People are beingdriven by the recognition that thedeeds o the United DemocraticParty are there or all to see. Teevidence is there! here can beno doubt that we are the Govern-ment or the poor. Tere can beno doubt that we are the Govern-ment or the People. Tere can beno doubt that in terms o Educa-tion, in terms o ood subsidies,in terms o lower water bills, interms o lower electricity bills,in terms o the conditional cash

transer, in terms o second chanceopportunities, this is a govern-ment that has created the greatestsocial saety net in this Country.

And we don’t do it as amatter o strategy; we do it as amatter o conviction. I am happy and proud to say that every singleone o my Cabinet colleagues,

just as I do, believes heart andsoul in the philosophy o social

justice; and this is the Govern-ment that has at long last imple-mented a vision o social justicein the Country o Belize. Whatdo you think is generating all o this love? It is the combinationo social justice and nationalism.

Landy hit the nail on thehead. Tis is a government that isnot araid o anybody. Tis is a gov-ernment that doesn’t stop to countthe cost. Tis is a government thatno odds can intimidate. Tis is agovernment that will always dowhatever is necessary to place it

27 seats in the Country o Belize.

And I am being conserva-tive. You know, ladies and gentle-men. All o us are eeling the hype;the buzz is out there; the moodis out there; the sentiment is outthere; the eeling is out there. Inact, I had to tell some o our sup-porters, slow down. You knowwhat one o them told me? Te way this thing is going, we will win 32seats! Only 31 people are running,but he thinks we will win 32 seats.

On a serious note, ladiesand gentlemen, it is not about

win better than pretty lose, so we

will take it any way we can getit, even i you say it’s by deault.Tose same pundits, those sameexperts, those same analysts arenow conessing as to how wrongthey were; it is not that nobody wants the PUP, it is that every-body wants the UDP (applause).

What you see happening,what you saw on Wednesday,what you are seeing today, thistremendous unprecedented out-pouring o support and love, actualL-O-V-E, love, that the people o

Prime Minister Dean Barrow at Orange Walk East Rally

“here can be no doubt that we are the Govern-ment or the People. Tere can be no doubt that interms o Education, in terms o ood subsidies, interms o lower water bills, in terms o lower electric-ity bills, in terms o the conditional cash transer, interms o second chance opportunities, this is a gov-ernment that has created the greatest social saety net in this Country. And we don’t do it as a mat-ter o strategy; we do it as a matter o conviction.”




The Prime Minister’s Tour Continued in

Orange Walk East Sunday February 19





Orange Walk East Sunday February




BELIZE SOCIAL INVESMEN FUNDBELIZE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMEN PROJECCONSULANCY – DEVELOPMEN OF MUNICIPAL GROWH

PLANS (MGP’s) FOR HE MUNICIPALIIES OF COROZAL,ORANGE WALK, BENQUE VIEJO, SAN IGNACIO & SANA

ELENA, BELMOPAN, DANGRIGA AND PUNA GORDA,BELIZE

Loan No: 7958-BZSub-Project ID No: 7958-BZ/C11

Expressions o InterestTe Government o Belize (GOB) has received a loan rom the

International Bank or Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) andintends to apply part o the proceeds o this loan to payments under

the contract or DEVELOPMEN OF MUNICIPAL GROWH

PLANS (MGP’s) FOR HE MUNICIPALIIES COROZAL,ORANGE WALK, BENQUE VIEJO, SAN IGNACIO & SANA

ELENA, BELMOPAN, DANGRIGA AND PUNA GORDA,BELIZE

Te project comprises small-scale inrastructure improvements;capacity building or the municipality councils; technical assistance

to central government in municipal management; and projectmanagement and administration. GOB has appointed the Belize

Social Investment Fund (BSIF) as the implementing agency or theproject.

Te consulting services or this assignment under the Quality CostBased Selection shall carry out the development o municipal growth

plans (MGP’s) or the municipalities o Corozal, OrangeWalk,Benque Viejo, San Ignacio & Santa Elena, Belmopan, Dangriga and

Punta Gorda, Belize. Te indicative implementation period or theconsultancy is April, 2012 – April, 2013. BSIF hereby invites eligible

consultants to indicate their interest in providing the services.Interested consultants must provide inormation indicating that

they are qualied to perorm the services (brochures, descriptiono similar assignments completed, experience in similar conditions,availability o appropriate skills among sta, current involvement in

relevant projects, etc.).In submitting their Expressions o Interest, applicants should be

aware that they will be assessed, inter alia, based on the ollowingareas: technical competence (number o similar projects previously

completed and level o comparable responsibility / experience),qualications and experience (proessional qualications o sta andexperience on similar assignments), local and regional experience onsimilar assignments, nancial capability and existing commitments.

Consultants may associate to enhance their qualications. Allinormation must be submitted in English.

Following the assessment o submissions, a short-list o not morethan six applicants will be provided with Requests or Proposalsincluding terms o reerence and invited to submit technical and

nancial proposals. BSIF will not be bound to assign any reason ornot short-listing any applicant and will not deray any costs incurredby any applicant in the preparation and submission o Expressions o

Interest.A consultant rm will be selected in accordance with the proceduresset out in the World Bank’s Guidelines: Selection and Employmento Consultants by World Bank Borrowers, May 2004 (revised up to

January 2011).Interested consultants may obtain urther inormation at the email

address belowOne (1) original and two (2) hard copies o the Expression o Interest

must be delivered by 4:00 p.m., 29th February, 2012 to:Procurement Ocer

Belize Social Investment FundBelize Municipal Development Project

3rd Floor, PAPI’s BuildingConstitution Drive

BelmopanBelize, Central America

[email protected]

World Day o

Social Justice

O ver the past year,the winds o changehave swept across

the globe. Citizens by the millions have voicedtheir discontent aroundsimilar themes: inequality,corruption, repressionand the absence o decentwork. At the heart o this

mass mobilization lies acall or social justice.

Achiev ing socia l justice or all is integrally linked to realizing thea g r e e d d e v e l o p m e n tgoals articulated at the

Message by Secretary General o United Nations

C o p e n h a g e n S o c i a lSummit, the MillenniumSummit and elsewhere.

A s w e l o o k t othe upcoming Rio+20Conerence on SustainableDevelopment, we have

a c h a n c e t o r e t h i n k development strategiesand business practicesso that they point ustoward a more sustainableand equi tab le uture .

Sustainability dependson building markets that doa better job o spreading thebeneits o development.It means meeting growing

consumer demand orgreener products andservices. And it means layingthe oundations or dignity,stability and opportunity or all. As we strive tomake this transormation,we must integrate sociali n c l u s i o n i n t o o u rpolicies and other eorts.

Let us work together

to balance the globaleconomy and build a newsocial contract or the 21st century. Let us chart adevelopment path that leadsto greater social justiceand the uture we want.

Mr. Ban-Ki-Moon

Secretary General of

the United Nations

20 February 2012




PUBLIC NOTICE

Public Utilities Commission (PUC)

In exercise of the powers conferred upon it by the Public Utilities Commission Act, Chapter 223 of the Laws of Belize, the Electricity Act, Chapter 221 of the Laws of Belize, the Electricity (Tariffs, Fees and Charges) Byelaws,and all other powers thereunto enabling, the Public Utilities Commission (hereinafter referred to as “the Commission)

hereby notifies the general public that it has made and issued the 2011-2012 Full Tariff Review Proceeding FinalDecision (hereinafter referred to as “the Final Decision”) for the Belize Electricity Limited (BEL; the Licensee).

Initial Decision adopted as the Final Decision:On

January 12, 2012, the Commission made and issued the 2011-2012 Full Tariff Review Proceeding InitialDecision (hereinafter referred to as “the Initial Decision”). The Licensee and Interested Parties representing users of

at 10% of the electricity consumed in the previous calendar year were subsequently afforded 15 days to submitwritten comments and to make objections to the Initial Decision. No objections were received. Therefore, pursuantto Byelaw 22 of the Electricity (Tariffs, Fees and Charges) Byelaws, on January 30, 2012, the Commission adoptedthe Initial Decision as the Final Decision for the 2011-2012 Full Tariff Review Proceeding.

Summary of the Final Decision:a) The Final Decision determined Regulated Values, Mean Electricity Rates, Tariffs, Fees and Charges for the FullTariff Period (FTP) of July 1, 2009, to June 30, 2016.

b) The Final Decision approved a Mean Electricity Rate of $0.4455 for July 1, 2009, to January 31, 2012, and aMean Electricity Rate of $0.4181 for February 1, 2012, to June 30, 2016.

c) The Final Decision approved a Target Rate of Return of 10%, a Rate of Return Lower Limit of 9% and a Rate of Return Upper Limit of 12% for the FTP.

d) The Final Decision approved total investments of some $121.7 million for the period January 1, 2012, toDecember 31, 2016.

e) The Final Decision approved no adjustments to all previously approved Fees and Charges.

f) The Regulated Values and Mean Electricity Rates approved in the Final Decision resulted in the followingapproved Tariffs to be levied by the Licensee for the sale of electricity:

Period

Customer Class Service Type/ Rate/Tariff Service Type/ Rate/Tariff

Consumption Block $/Mth; $/KVA; $/KWhr Consumption Block $/Mth; $/KVA; $/KWhr

Social 0 - 50 KWhrs 0.26 0 - 60 KWhrs 0.24

Minimum Charge 4.00 Minimum Charge 4.00

Residential 0 - 50 KWhrs 0.35 0 - 50 KWhrs 0.33

51 - 200 KWhrs 0.44 51 - 200 KWhrs 0.41

> 200 KWhrs 0.47 > 200 KWhrs 0.44

Minimum Charge 5.00 Minimum Charge 5.00

Commercial Service Charge 100.00 Service Charge 100.00

0-10,000 KWhrs 0.45 0-10,000 KWhrs 0.42

10,001-20,000 KWhrs 0.44 10,001-20,000 KWhrs 0.41

> 20,000 KWhrs 0.43 > 20,000 KWhrs 0.40

Industrial 1 Service Charge 100.00 Service Charge 100.00

Demand (KVA) 35.00 Demand (KVA) 33.00

Energy 0.33 Energy 0.31

Industrial 2 Service Charge 100.00 Service Charge 100.00

Demand (KVA) 21.00 Demand (KVA) 20.00

Energy 0.28 Energy 0.27

Street Lights Energy 0.55 Energy 0.55

July 1, 2009 - January 31, 2012 February 1, 2012 - June 30, 2016

Approved Tariffs for Full Tariff Period (FTP) - July 1, 2009, to June 30, 2016

Issued by the Public Utilities Commission on February 15, 2012

rmly on the side o the Peopleo this Country. Tis is a govern-

ment that has restored pride toBelize. Tis is a government thathas said to the outside world, wedon’t care how big you are big, wedon’t care how rich you are rich;whenever you meet Belizean spiritand will and determination, youwill have to give way, because weare coming like a mighty orce toensure that we enshrine national-ism, sovereignty as a paramounteature o Belizean culture andthe Belizean political landscape.

I want to close by telling

you just a little bit about what wehave planned or the next ve years.

o start with, that 300 dol-lars a year subsidy to rst and sec-ond ormers will go up immediately,we take oce again, to 350 dollars.

We shall expand the pro-poor programs. he Food Pan-try that is in Belize District andthe Cayo District, and the o-ledo District, we will ensure thatthe ood-subsidy, ood-pantry program is enshrined in every

single district o this Country.What we have done interms o the essential utilities andthe lowering o the electricity rates;it is right here in a ew days time,you will get your February bill, youknow; and when you get that Feb-ruary bill and you see how muchthe thing went down by, I believei we call a meeting then, we willhave a bigger celebration than whatwe are seeing out here this evening.

And we’ve already dealtwith the Ministry o Housing

and the Social Security Board;as soon as we take back oiceagain, we will start to write o the mortgages at the Develop-ment Finance Corporation.

And, this is the most sol-emn promise I want to make thisevening. Right now, because o what is happening in the interna-tional oil markets, we are gettinghammered at the pump. Every time a new shipment comes, dieselgone up; gasoline gone up; the last

time even kerosene gone up. Well,I make a promise that the UnitedDemocratic Party will deal withthat as soon as we get back intopower. I don’t care what we have todo to get the money and the exper-tise, we will establish a national re-nery so that the oil in this country,instead o being exported abroadand then having to be re-importedin the nished-product orm, willbe rened right here in Belize inorder to give you the consumerlower pump prices (applause).

We are talking to somepeople right now, and they aretelling us that this will take about18 months to do; and we will doit. But beore we even do that, we

will nd space in this country to setup storage tanks. And then we willbegin to buy the imported productin terms o oil rom Venezuela,which is giving us a special deal.

We might not have enough storagespace to take the Venezuelan oiland give everybody, but at the very

least, we will have enough storagespace so that all government de-partments will operate on the basiso the cheaper Venezuelan uel;and with the savings that we e-ect, we will then turn around andlower the taxes to you with respectto the imported petroleum prod-ucts, so that right away you willstart to see lower petroleum prices.

And inally, when I tellyou that this government is notaraid o a soul, you look on therecord with respect to the na-

tionalizations; you know that istrue. And that is why, in makingthe announcement about themarch 7th election I said we areasking the people o this Country or a new mandate to do sev-eral things, including somethingabout the Super Bond (applause).

Great Things Achieved - Greater Things ComingPM Dean Barrow’s Speech at Orange Walk East Rally

Belizean Crude Oil to be refned or local consumption in thenext term o the Dean Barrow/UDP Administration






PUBLIC NOTICEThe Public Utilities Commission (PUC; the Commission) serves notice this day, February 14, 2012, that, in

exercise of the powers conferred upon it by Section 15 of the Belize Telecommunications Act and

Section 5 of the Telecommunications (Licensing Classification, Authorization, and Fee Structure)

Regulations 2002, S.I. 110 of 2002, and all other powers thereunto enabling, it proposes to grant an

Internet Networks License to each of the following applicants:

1. STELLAR LINKS LTD.

2. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED.

3. ALLIANCE IP (BELIZE) LTD.

An Internet Networks License is an Individual License that authorizes a Licensee to provide Internet

Service to the public and to build a network for the provision of such service.

Reason for proposed granting of Licenses:

The Commission intends to grant Licenses to the above applicants in order to promote further

competition in the provision of High Speed Internet Service.

Comments/Objections:

Interested persons may submit written representations or objections with respect to the proposed

Licenses on or before March 6, 2012, to the Public Utilities Commission, P.O. Box 300, #41Gabourel

Lane, Belize City, Belize.

All the bureaucrats in theMinistry o Finance, all the econo-

mists who are my advisors say,Boss, you can’t do that, becausethe rating agencies will downgradeBelize. You know what I told them?o hell with the rating agencies;no rating agency can come in my house and tell me what I must doand what I must not do; and whenthey downgrade a country, it meansthat the country i it is borrowingon the commercial market, as whatthe PUP used to do, will nd thecost o borrowing more expensive.

But I am not borrowing onany commercial market. We arepaddling our own canoe based onan economy that is striving rightnow, based on ourism numbersthat are through the roo, based oncitrus prices that have gone to thetop; I don’t need to go and borrowany money on any external com-mercial markets, so I don’t give adamn about any rating agencies.

What I am doing i stelling them, you know what,I am serving you notice, look

out and get ready because Be-lize is coming; we are coming.

Tere is no doubt that thePeople’s United Party, in terms o this super bond, did a horriblething to the people o Belize. But,I know or a long time; a wise mansaid it ions ago; you can’t have abad borrower i you don’t have abad lender. So, all o you out there,Mr. Man, who were happy to lendthe PUP this money and burden ustill kingdom come with this superbond, well hear this; we are comingback to you, and we are telling youthat you will re-negotiate that, youwill take down that interest rate;you will spread the maturity periodover a ar longer time. We will stoppaying that 8.5 percent interest andeighty odd million dollars a year,because we need that money tospend on the development o Be-lize, on the People o this Country.

So, you will nd, you willhear that the irst thing we doater being re-elected is to an-

nounce the appointment o ateam to go and renegotiate thatsuper bond to give us better rates,ar better rates, because we ain’ttaking it no more! (applause)

I know what I am doing,because I know that I have youthe people o Belize behind me.You know all o us in this Cabi-net. You know that we are notirresponsible; but you know thatwe are not conchs either. We haveblood running through our veins.

So, Mr. Super bond holder outthere, i you don’t come to termswith us, we will NO stop pay-ing you, you know; but we arenot going to pay you at the rate

it, because this is a people, the Be-lizean people who simply will notknuckle under to any oreigner;who simply will not knuckle underto any big man; who simply will

we are able to do because o you.When Landy was going

o, it reminded me that nothingo what he said was as true as hisreminder that he has always been awarrior or the United DemocraticParty, a warrior or Orange Walk;and that during the darkest dayso the UDP, when we were in thepolitical doldrums, when we werein the political wilderness, whenthey had conned us to a politicalinerno, Landy Burns hang all thesigns on his shop. He had no coveror his mouth. He stood tall, evenas a businessman, knowing that a

vindictive government could have

pressured him, and he traced o Johnny Briceno, and he tracedo the PUP. And my point is thatit is that kind o warrior bloodthat is replicated throughout yourUDP Cabinet, throughout yourUDP Government. (Applause).

And that is why I close by saying, look out, World, Belize iscoming. hank you, ladies andgentlemen; just don’t let us getcomplacent. Come out March 7,continue the work between nowand then, and let that red tsunamiabsolutely wash away the People’sUnited Party, cleanse the land onemore time, and set up everythingor a period o even greater prog-ress and enlightenment; a periodo unmatched prosperity underthe second coming o your UnitedDemocratic Party (applause).

Buenas Noches. Des-de el ondo de mi corazon, unmillion de gracias! (Applause)

Great Things Achieved - Greater Things ComingPM Dean Barrow’s Speech at Orange Walk East Rally

that you are charging bus now.And i you don’t agree to re-

negotiate the rates so that we couldpay you what is manageable, thenyou know what? We will not pay you at all! (Applause) We, i they don’t come to terms with us, i they don’t see reason, we will deault onthe Super Bond and be proud o

not turn tail and run rom any large country. We are Belizeans;the blood o the Baymen runsthrough our veins. (Applause).

So, Ladies and Gentle-men, that is what is on the agenda;that is what is on the menu orthe second UDP term. Again,everything that we are able to do,

“Well, I make a promise that the United Demo-cratic Party will deal with that as soon as we get backinto power. I don’t care what we have to do to get themoney and the expertise, we will establish a national refnery so that the oil in this country, instead o being exported abroad and then having to be re-imported in the fnished-product orm, will be refned right here in Belize

in order to give you the consumer lower pump prices.”

Administration Building in Belmopan where theexperts in the Ministry o Finance Reside





BELMOPAN CITY COUNCILINCENTIVE PACKAGE

2012/2013

As of January 1, 2012, Property Owners in the City of Belmopan are eligible toparticipate in the following discount package:

• 20% Discount for full payment of 2012/13 Property Fees from February 1 andFebruary 28, 2012.

• 15% Discount for full payment of 2012/13 Property Fees from March 1 and March31, 2012.

N.B. Senior Citizens (65 yrs or older) are eligible for an additional

For more inormation visit your Belmopan City Council

Ofces at 36/38 Trinity Boulevard, Belmopan City Or call: 822-2271, 822-2319 or 802-3679

The Belize National Sanitary Cattle Plan ProjectSupplyofCattleIdenticationandMountingEquipment

Our ref.: EU/BNCSP/IO # 01 of 2012BELIZE

The Government of Belize (GOB) has received nancing from

the European Union and intends to apply part of the proceeds to

payments under the Belize National Sanitary Cattle Plan Project

for the Supply of Cattle Identication and Mounting Equipment.

The goods to be supplied and delivered are:1. 100,000 ear tags (ag type)

2. 80,000 Electronic Identication (buttons) with

electronic chip

3. 20,000 ear tag (button type) without electronic

chip;

4. 7 Stick riders for Electronic Identication Ear tag;

5. 50 Universal ear tag applicator (pliers) for cattle,

The tender documents can be requested from the email

address [email protected].

Sealed tenders must be delivered to the Ofce of the

Belize National Sanitary Cattle Plan Project located on

The National Agricultural Showgrounds, Hummingbird

Highway, Belmopan, Cayo District, Belize, Central

America.

The deadline for submission of tenders is March 26, 2012 at11:00 a.m. Belize time. Followed by the Public Opening at11:30 a.m. Belize Time. Tenderers or their representatives areinvited to attend.

Tender for the Supply of VehiclesThe Belize National Sanitary Cattle Plan ProjectReference: EU/BNCSP/LO#02 OF 2012

The Government of Belize (GOB) has received nancing

from the European Union and intends to apply part of

the proceeds to payments for the Contract for the Supply,

Delivery and After-sale service of four (4) pickup trucks for

the Belize National Sanitary Cattle Plan Project.

The goods to be supplied and delivered are:3 Heavy Duty Pickup Trucks (manual transmission)

1 Heavy Duty Pickup Truck (automatic transmission)The tender documents can be requested electronically

from email address [email protected].

Sealed tenders must be delivered to the Office of the

Belize National Cattle Sanitary Plan Project located on

The National Agricultural Showgrounds, Hummingbird

Highway, Belmopan, Cayo District, telephone number

822-2143.

The deadline for submission of tenders is Monday,February 27, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. The Public Openingwill follow at 1:10 p.m. on Monday, February 27, 2012.Interested tenderers or their representatives are invitedto attend.















Manifesto Launch - Public Rally

We have seen

m a s s i v ec r o w d s

and impressive rallies many times beore, but this one

was in a class o its own.H a v i n g a l r e a d y

warmed up earlier at the o-

cial press conerence launcho the UDP maniesto, cam-

paigners, supporters andBelizeans came pouring on

to the grounds o the UDPHeadquarters as the adver-

tised 6 O’ Clock Hour or the

start o the rally approached.By the time the hour

arrived and the rally got

underway, the entire areabetween the BelChina Bridgeon one end and Vernon Street

on the oth-er end was

flled to ca-pacity and

l o w i n gover. he

crowd was,beyond a

shadow o

doubt, wellab o ve 1 0

housand.B u t

the size o the crowd

w as o n l y hal the sto-

ry. Te oth-er hal was

the mood.Again, we

have seenmany cel-

ebrat ions

beore, butthe moodand inten-

sity o this

one was un-precedent-

ed and un-m a t c h e d .

h emood was

beyond ju-

b i l an t ; i twas ecstat-ic, palpably

so. It wasas riled up

as a mobcould ever

be withoutactually be-

coming vio-

lent. Speak-

ers spokeand couldhardly beheard as

the crowd erupted at every

word, fags a waving, hands inthe air and eet o the ground.

Te live perormancesby local artists was ener-

getic and explosive, and as





Manifesto Launch - Public Rally

they song and played, the

crowd danced and screamedand sang out loud. Stan-

dard-bearers, including theParty Leader himsel, who

were never known or their

dancing ability, were pranc-

ing and winding on stage.As Prime Minister and

Party Leader Dean Bar-row took to the podium,

the intensity went up some

notches more and the vol-

ume some decibels still.Every time he introduced a

standard bearer, the crowderupted with applause.

When the speecheswere over, the rally burst into

one giant party, fags a wav-

ing , h ips

a moving,

and headsb o u n c -i n g u p

and down.S o

u n p r e c e -

dented andindescrib-

able was themagnitude

o the event,

so unspeak-a b l e t h emood and

energy o the crowd,

m o d e r a -tors o the

W A V EM o r n -

ing Show, joined by

Hon. JohnS a l d i v a r

h a d n o

choice butto throw an

impromptuc o m p e t i -

tion, live onradio, with

hundredso listeners

calling andtexting in

new wordscoined and

i n v e n t e dto de ine

the ral ly .A s

w e s a i d ,nothing is

ever cer-

tain in Pol-i t ics , but

W e d n e s -

day’s events or the UDP

were as close as one couldcome to predicting an elec-

tion without counting the votes beore they are cast.

And, we can tell you, it’s look-ing pretty good or the UDP!




Faith Lift

By Zelda Hill

Today in Belize, the

outcome of a trial

for the worst in-

justice that can ever be

committed against another

human being is often pre-dictable. Murderers are

awarded with the free-

dom to repeat their grave

offenses despite the en-

hancements to our system

of law enforcement and

the judiciary. While the

pleas for the reinstitution

of the death penalty are

challenged by those who

merge capital punishment

with human rights abuse,

the lawless exact private

revenge and fuel the car-

nage. Some 600 years

before Christ’s birth, a

similar situation evolved

in the land of Israel, which

provoked God to issue a

reminder and a warning

to the prophet Ezekiel.

God said to the

prophet: “The sin of Israeland Judah is exceedingly

great; the land is full of

bloodshed and the city

is full of injustice. They

say, ‘the Lord has forsaken

the land; the Lord does

not see.’ So I will not

look on them with pity

or spare them, but I will

bring down on their own

heads what they have

done (Ezekiel 9:9-10).”

W h i l e s o m e

may a rg u e t h a t o u r

country’s predicament

is a consequence of the

global economic crisis,

we can rest assured that

our recovery rests in

the hands of God. His

offer of blessing or curse

in accordance with our

Roll Out Te Justice, Please!

“When a lie is intentionally snued out by another human being, beore birth or ater,

generations o potential lives are also included

in the total loss to humankind. For these rea-sons and more, murder is such a grave injus-tice which we must not continue to pardon.”

individual and collective

obedience has not expired

(Deuteronomy 11:26-27)

and He still holds an entire

nation accountable when

we fail to demand or deliver

justice for those who are

being innocently slain.

God is just and our

desire for justice endors-

es the revelation that we

are created in His im-

age and likeness (Genesis

1:26-27). The Bible con-

rms that God establishes

nations that follow His

statutes and withdraws

His blessing from those

that neglect to do what

is just and right (Jeremi-

ah 12:17;18:8-9). God

is omnipresent and His

eyes behold the evil and

the good while His handsmove to exact judgment

when innocent blood pol-

lutes the land and justice is

denied. In the Scriptures,

the Psalmist lamented on

the time when the Israelites

shed innocent blood by

sacricing their children

to the idols of Canaan and

God exacted revenge by

allowing an enemy nationto rule over and oppress

them (Psalm106:37- 42).

Even before the Is-

raelites entered Canaan,

God advised them to set

aside cities of refuge for

those who killed uninten-

tionally because if inno-

cent blood was shed, the

people would be guilty of

bloodshed. The one who

hated his neighbor and lay

in wait for him and killed

him, was handed over to

the avenger of blood to

die because the guilt of

shedding innocent blood

had to be purged so that

it may go well with the

nation (Deut 19:10-13).

On another occa-

sion, when God was ready

to pass judgment on Je-

rusalem because of their

iniquity, including all the

bloodshed, He ordered

an angel to mark only the

foreheads of the people

who grieved and lament-

ed over all the detestable

things that were done in

it. Those with the mark

were spared from God’s

wrath (Ezekiel 9:1-10).

Former AmericanPresident, Thomas Jeffer-

son, once said , “I tremble

for the future of my coun-

try when I’m reminded

that God is just. And that

His justice will not sleep

forever.” As beings that

share God’s likeness in

attributes, we should hate

what God hates and love

what He loves. The griev-ing and lamenting over

the shedding of innocent

blood should not only be

heard by those who suffer

such loss but our collective

cries for justice should be

constant and shattering un-

til God’s appointed agents

who are not to “bear the

sword in vain” inict just

punishment on those who

do wrong (Romans 13:4).

In addition to pro-

voking God’s judgment

and interrupting the com-

fort of human life, mur-

der is acclaimed by the

devil who Jesus said is “a

murderer from the begin-

ning” (John 8:44). His

goal is to destroy the hu-

man race, physically and

spiritually, because Hedespises those who are

created in God’s image.

When a life is in-

tentionally snuffed out by

another human being, be-

fore birth or after, genera-

tions of potential lives are

also included in the total

loss to humankind. For

these reasons and more,

murder is such a grave

injustice which we must

not continue to pardon.

As a nation, we do

not want to fall under the

just judgments of God and

incur heavier penalties.

On the contrary, we

desire peace, plenty, and

prosperity of every kind and

such will be afforded to our

nation when “justice rolls

on like a river and right-eousness like a never-fail-

ing stream (Amos 5:24)”.







Documents

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