Sunday, 13 November 2011 - STAR - Tel:- 804-4900 & 626-8822 & 626-3788 - Email:[email protected]Page 1 Please Turn To Page 15 SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Thursday, 10 November 2011: Nine days after hitting a motor cyclist in a road traffic accident, the hit and run driver presented himself to the police. He pled guilty to the charge and BELMOPAN, Cayo, Friday, 4 November 2011: Despite the passage of time, the 5:30 pm, 5 January 2009, Burns Avenue, shooting death of Josiah Thompson still stands out as one of the most brazen was slammed with an instant two years in jail. On Monday, 31 October, Georgeville police responded to the scene of a road traffic accident in their village. Upon reaching the speed bump in the center of the village, the police came upon a man, on the ground, bleeding from an injury to the head. The police also encountered an extensively damaged red Lifan brand 125cc Arden Garoy Elvis Duncan Delawn Parham Levi Figueroa, 34 The Victim Josiah Thompson daylight crimes committed in this western community. Last Friday’s acquittal of all three suspects in the incident is likewise amazing. Thompson, serving as Chief Security Officer for Bowen & Bowen’s Cayo Distribution Center, was making the company’s daily deposit at the Burns Avenue, Belize Bank night deposit facility when a gunman suddenly emerged with a blazing rifle from inside a taxi cab parked nearby. In the exchange Thompson was fatally injured while his colleague, Please Turn To Page 14 STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR *STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR* *STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR8*8TAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR*STAR* No. 295 Sunday, 13 November 2011 Price $1.00 Check out our FACEBOOK page: Blue Angels Email: [email protected]BACHATA CUMBIA REGGAETON SALSA PDF created with pdfFactory Pro trial version www.pdffactory.com
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SAN IGNACIO, Cayo,Thursday, 10 November 2011: Nine days after hitting amotor cyclist in a road trafficaccident, the hit and run driverpresented himself to the police.He pled guilty to the charge and
BELMOPAN, Cayo, Friday,4 November 2011: Despite the passage of time,the 5:30 pm, 5 January 2009,Burns Avenue, shooting death ofJosiah Thompson still standsout as one of the most brazen
was slammed with an instanttwo years in jail. On Monday, 31 October,Georgeville police responded tothe scene of a road trafficaccident in their village. Uponreaching the speed bump in the
center of the village, the policecame upon a man, on theground, bleeding from an injuryto the head. The police alsoencountered an extensivelydamaged red Lifan brand 125cc
Arden Garoy Elvis Duncan Delawn Parham
Levi Figueroa, 34
The VictimJosiah Thompson
daylight crimes committed inthis western community. LastFriday’s acquittal of all threesuspects in the incident islikewise amazing. Thompson, serving as ChiefSecurity Officer for Bowen &
Bowen’s Cayo DistributionCenter, was making thecompany’s daily deposit at theBurns Avenue, Belize Banknight deposit facility when agunman suddenly emerged witha blazing rifle from inside a taxi
cab parked nearby. In theexchange Thompson was fatallyinjured while his colleague,
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November 7th 2011Re: Energy Awareness Week The VIP and PNP commendthe Government of Belize forjoining the region inthe observance of EnergyAwareness Week under thetheme, “Clean technology for asustainable economy.” VIP and PNP therefore callon the Government of Belizeto implement a no-flaringpolicy for all oil producingcompanies in Belize. This wasteof valuable energy is anirresponsible and environmen-tally hazardous practicethat must be stopped. Cleantechnology now exist that canconvert this gas for use in
generating electricity. It is hypocritical for Belize onone hand to support the truespirit of the theme of energyawareness while on the otherhand allowing oil companies inBelize to burn our natural gas.The present flaring at the BNEsite is burning much neededdollars and hurting ourenvironment and our health. This is an opportunity forBelize to set an example andshow the world that we areserious about energy conserva-tion while preserving ourenvironment.
Robert A. Lopez, VIP ChairmanWil Mejia, PNP Chairman
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that PETERMARGESON is applying for therenewal of his RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate KO-OX-HA-NAH located onBurns Avenue, San Ignacio Town in theCayo District.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that ORLANDO& SONIA CASTELLANOS is applyingfor the renewal of their PUBLICANSPECIAL LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate Rolson Cocina,Cantina & Hotel located at #24Crenshaw Street, San Ignacio Town inthe Cayo District.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that LUISVALDEZ is applying for the renewal ofhis CONVENIENCE STORE LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateTienda La Gracia De Dios located onWestern Highway, Santa Elena Town inthe Cayo District.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that MIKEPRESTON is applying for the renewalof his RESTAURANT LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateMidas Resort located on Branch MouthRoad, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that FREDERICKWARRIOR is applying for the renewalof his PUBLICAN SPECIAL LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateRIVERSIDE LODGE located in thevillage of Bullet Tree Falls in the CayoDistrict.
Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Laws ofBelize, Revised Edition 2000,that GUILLERMO & ANA VALDEZ are applying for the renewalof their CONVENIENCE STORELIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate Suzy’s Store located in thevillage of San Jose Succotz in the CayoDistrict.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that XI MAO SU is applying for the renewal of hisCONVENIENCE STORE LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateSue Supermarket located on BurnsAvenue, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that DONGQIANG RUAN is applying for therenewal of his RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate New Flavor Restaurantlocated on the Western Highway, SantaElena Town in the Cayo District.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that EUGENEBURNS is applying for the renewal ofhis NIGHT CLUB LIQUOR LICENSEfor the year 2012 to operate Hode’sPlace located on Joseph AndrewsDrive, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that JUANCHUC is applying for the renewal ofhis MALT & CIDER LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateJuan Chuc Store located on Bullet TreeRoad, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that RUI E.ZHEN is applying for a PUBLICANSPECIAL LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2011 to operate PK Restaurantlocated at #93 Benque Viejo Road, SanIgnacio Town in the Cayo District.
Notice is hereby be given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that MARIABOITON is applying for the renewalof her CONVENIENT STORELIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate Bel-Chi Superstorelocated on La Loma Luz Boulevard, SantaElena Town in the Cayo District.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that SERGIOCHUC is applying for the renewal ofhis PUBLICAN SPECIAL LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2012 to operateD-SPOT located on Bullet TreeRoad, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that ZI HE LIU isapplying for a PUBLICAN SPECIALLIQUOR LICENSE for the year 2012to operate Tai San Shop & Fast Foodlocated on Burns Avenue, San IgnacioTown in the Cayo District.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that LIN QIUCHEN is applying for a PUBLICANSPECIAL LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate Pin Mei Restaurantlocated at #43 Joseph Andrews Drive, SanIgnacio Town in the Cayo District.
Notice is hereby be given that under theIntoxicating Liquor License OrdinanceChapter 150 of the Laws of Belize,Revised Edition 2000, that CAMERONBOYD is applying for a PUBLICANSPECIAL LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2012 to operate Black Rock Lodgelocated in the Negroman Area of the CayoDistrict.
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SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Cayo, Thursday, 10 November2011: A Santa Elena boy isrecuperating from a gunshotwound to the foot while theaccused, a San Ignacio boy, wastoday remanded to jail causingobvious distress of a humblemother who has been spendinglong hours at the police stationwhere her son was held prior togoing to, Hattieville prison. At about 1:00 am on Saturday,5 November police weresummoned to the CommunityHospital in San Ignacio wherethey encountered a young maleperson undergoing emergencymedical treatment. The youth,with a suspected gunshot woundjust above the ankle of the rightfoot, was identified as AlvinGarnett Montero, 17, Belizeanlaborer, residing in Santa ElenaTown. Alvin told the police that aboutone and a half hours earlier, ataround 11:30 on the night ofFriday, 4 November he waswalking on his way home witha 17 year old male friend andthat after making their wayacross the Hawksworth Bridge,three male persons who werewalking behind them eventuallycaught up with them just as theyreached the top of the hill, infront of To The Max cellularrepair and sales shop on theSanta Elena side of the bridge.Alvin identified one of the threepersons by name to the policewhile the other two, he said, herecognized by face only asbeing residents of Santa Elena.
Some harsh words werereportedly exchanged and, infleeing from the trio, Alvininformed that he ran back downthe hill but instead of runningacross the bridge he ran downthe towards the river and whilerunning towards the temporarywooden bridge he felt a burningsensation to his right foot. Hefell to the ground and, being ashort distance from the woodenbridge, he began shouting forhelp. The male friend withwhom he was with prior to theincident arrived and carried himtowards the wooden bridgewhere, despite their requests forassistance, several vehicles justdrove by until eventually one ofthem stopped and transportedthe injured youth to the hospitalwhere he was treated. The
extent of the injury could not beeffectively determined as anX-ray image could not beobtained from the Santa ElenaLoma Luz hospital whichnormally provided this service.It was not until ten hourslater, at about 11 o’clock thatSaturday morning when anambulance left with him enrouteto the Karl Heusner MemorialHospital, in Belize City, wherehe was treated and later released.For the purposes of laying thecriminal charge, the injury wasmedically classified as grievousharm. A subsequent investigationled to the arrest and formalcharging of a 17 year old boy ofa Buena Vista Street address inSan Ignacio Town. Facing agrievous harm charge the
accused appeared in SanIgnacio’s magistrate court,before newly appointed ChiefMagistrate, Ann Marie Smith,where he pleaded not guilty tothe charge. He was remanded toprison for five days to bebrought back to court nextTuesday 15 November. As is normally the case, thisincident has obviously affectedboth families. The mother of theaccused was seen spending longhours at the police station rightup to the time that her son waseventually transported to thecentral prison in Hattieville. Justa moment of indiscretion and theheartache, these incidents cause,especially to the mothers, istremendous – Kenny Rogers, inhis song tells us to walk awayfrom trouble when we can.
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Greetings from Houston,Texas. My name is CarlosGuerra. Today I write to you with atwofold purpose; firstly toexpress my gratitude for thework you continue to do andsecondly to seek your assistancewith a family tree project I amcurrently working on. I came across your newspaperjust over a year ago while doingsome research on google.com. Iwas instantly impressed with thelayout of the newspaper, thecontents and the fact that Icould now keep abreast of thehappenings back home. I was born in Belize City butgrew up in between San Ignacioand Santa Elena, mostly in SantaElena. The idea of at least being ableto stay informed with thehappenings “back home” haskept me anxiously awaiting eachnew edition of the newspapersince I came across it. I enjoy the fact that the storiespublished are very honest anddetailed, although it is difficultat times to read about themurders or passing of peoplewith whom I grew up, schoolfriends, relatives or other
persons I knew as a result of mywanderings with my fatherduring my childhood years. Thank you and your wife verymuch for the wonderful workyou are doing. Many of us whohave migrated away from homeoften yearn for some way ofkeeping in touch with thehappenings in our home town“Lena” and now yournewspaper has offered us thisopportunity. Keep up the goodwork. On the second note, over thepast almost two years I havebeen working on assembling afamily tree for my extendedfamily which is deeply rooted inthe twin towns of Santa Elenaand San Ignacio. As I readvarious editions of the STARNewspaper I have come acrossseveral articles bearing thenames and bits of historyfor several members of myextended family. A memoriam for mygrandfather, Juan Guerra Srwas published in the November25, 2007 edition. After havingalso read the article on thereuniting of Ms. CupertinaRequena and her son Gabriel(Edition 143, WednesdayFebruary 27, 2008) I decided tohumbly ask for a space in yournewspaper to try and furthermy family tree project, bypublishing the following openletter / invitation to my relativesin Belize and abroad, whereverthe Star Newspaper is read.
AN OPEN LETTER TOTHE AVELLA FAMILY INSANTA ELENA, BELIZE
My name is Carlos Guerra,son of Beatrice Recinos and
Jose M. Guerra, who is betterknown as “Polin” Guerra. I attended Sacred HeartPrimary School followed bySacred Heart High School andthen Belize Technical College.Most of my school friends willprobably remember me asDAWSON or DAS, a nicknameI earned way back in standard1. Almost two years ago I startedworking on a family tree for mygrandmother Anastacia Avella’sFamily. I later expandedmy family tree to include thefamilies of each one of my fourgrandparents. My grandparents areMs. Jeronima Zelaya and Mr.Francisco Recinos (my Mom’sparents) and Ms. AnastaciaAvella and Mr. Juan Guerra(my Dad’s parents). It is primarily the family ofmy grandmother Ms. AnastaciaAvella that has led me to seekpublication in the STARNewspaper, as the Avellafamily is deeply rooted in SantaElena. To date, with the collaborationof many of my relatives, I havebeen able to identify 654 personsfrom the Avella family, some289 persons from the Guerrafamily, 89 persons from theRecinos family and 213 personsfrom the Zelaya family. With this in mind I would liketo invite my relatives from myextended families, in particularthe Avella family in Santa Elena,San Ignacio, Belize or whereveryou are reading this article, tojoin me in documenting ourfamily’s history and roots. My information starts withmy great great grandparentsMrs. Cleotilda and Mr. PorfirioAvella whose marriage resultedin the following children;Natalio “Natty” Avella, MateoAvella, Anastacio “Tacho”Avella, Eloiso Avella (my greatgrandfather), Maria Avella,Agustina Avella. To all readers of the STARNewspaper, where ever you maybe, if you come from any of thefamilies of the persons listedabove please get in touch withme and help me to build ourfamily tree and document ourroots and history. I am looking in particularfor the children and grandchil-dren of the following persons;
Ms. Cleotilda Avella who isthe daughter of Mr. EloisoAvella. From the information Ihave Ms. Cleotilda has Carlos“Calin” Avella, EdilmaMoreno, Yolanda Moreno,Lourdes Moreno, AntonioMoreno Jr.Alma Avella who is thedaughter of Mr. CayetanoAvella. I have been able togather that Ms. Alma Avellamarried to Mr. Adib Reyes andhas Mirna, Carolita, Zubaidaand Adib Reyes Jr.Alice Avella who is thedaughter of Mr. CayetanoAvella. I have been able togather that Ms. Alice Avellamarried into the Quewell fam-ily and has Beria, Delia, Yadira,Sylviano and Said Quewell.Carlos “Calin” Thompson,who is the son of Ms. TelesforaThompson. I have been able togather that Mr. Carlos Thomp-son is married to Linda Ku andhas Carlos Thompson Jr. andMinerva Thompson.Mateo Avella Jr. and BarbaraAvella who are the children ofMr. Mateo Avella Sr. and Ms.Criselda YoungMarcos Avella who is the sonof Mr. Natalio “Natty” Avella.Marcos may also have beenknown as Mike Avella.Anastacio “Tacho” Avella Ihave only been able to gatherthat Mr. Anastacio Avella has ason by the name of MilitonAvella (not sure of spelling).Andres Avella who is the sonof Mr. Eloiso Avella. I have onlybeen able to gather that Mr.Andres Avella has a daughter bythe name of Lydia Avella. To all readers of the STARNewspaper if you are from anyof the families mentionedabove and would like tocontribute to building thefamily tree please contactme by e-mail atdas_guerra@hotmail .comYou can also find me onFace Book at http://w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / # ! /das.guerra or by searching for“La Familia Avella”. I canalso be reached by mail atCarlos Guerra, P.O. Box 495,Pasadena, Texas 77501 or inBelize at Carlos Guerra, #10Mabel Pitts St, Santa Elena,Cayo (my parents address).Thank you in advance foryour attention and support inbuilding our family tree anddocumenting our history. CarlosGuerra.
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SAN IGNACIO, Cayo,Thursday, 10 November 2011: After being on the run for 14days, the long arm of the lawfinally caught up on an accusedrobber. On Monday, 24 October,Julliany Martinez, the 21 yearold manager of Spuntino IceCream shop located across fromthe Anglican Church on BurnsAvenue in San Ignacio, reportedto police that she was robbed byan unmasked man who held herup with a knife. Martinez told the police that ashort, brown skin man, wearinga grey jacket, with a knife in hishand entered the ice cream shop,handed her a bag and order herto hand over all the money.Fearing for her life he compliedwith the order. The robber thenran off with all one hundred fiftydollars that was in the cashdrawer. A search of the immediate areawas launched and eventuallyabandoned when, after severalhours the culprit could not befound. It was not until thisMonday, 7 November when
the suspect was detained andtransported to the police stationin San Ignacio, where, a fewhours later he was positivelyidentified, in a police line-up, bythe complainant. The accused, Melhem Kelly,32, Belizean laborer of anOrange Street address in SanIgnacio was subsequentlyarrested and formal charged forrobbery. He appeared in the SanIgnacio courtroom on Chief
Magistrate Ann Marie Smith,on Thursday, 10 November,where he pled not guilty to thecharge.
He was offered bail in the sumof one thousand dollars but wastransported to the central prisonwhen he was unable to meet bail.He will be returning to court onMonday, 30 January 2012.
The AccusedMelhem Kelly, 32
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GUATEMALA City, Guate-mala, Thursday, 10 November2011: Otto Pérez Molina, a retiredgeneral, defeated CongressmanManuel Baldizón in the secondround of Guatemala’s presiden-tial election on November 6. Pérez Molina, of the PatrioticParty (PP), garnered 53.74 per-cent of the vote; Baldizón, awealthy businessman represent-ing the Renewed DemocraticFreedom (Líder) party, won46.26 percent. In 2007, PérezMolina lost to current PresidentÁlvaro Colom in the secondround of elections and, inkeeping with a pattern datingback to 1986, Guatemalanselected the loser of the previouspresidential vote into power.Voter turnout was just above 60percent—slightly lower than inthe first round, which brought69 percent of Guatemalans tothe polls. While Baldizón campaignedon a diverse number of issues,ranging from social programs toqualifying Guatemala for theWorld Cup, the crux of PérezMolina’s campaign focused ona mano dura (iron fist) approachto combating the high levels ofviolence plaguing Guatemala.
Rocky Elections Endwith Peaceful Victory
Accusations of vote buying,disenfranchisement, andviolence sparked concernsduring the election cycle.During the second round, therewere reports of vote buyingon behalf of both candidates,illegal last-minute campaignadvertising, and insufficienttransportation for rural voters toarrive at the polls. Forty-threepeople died in election-relatedviolence over the course of thepresidential campaigns. After
Guatemala’sNew President
Retired GeneralOtto Pérez Molina (PP)
Manuel Baldizón
armed men burned ballots inseveral provinces in the firstround, the Supreme ElectoralTribunal (TSE) removed somepolling stations to avoidviolence during the secondround, which may havedisenfranchised rural voters.Also, some observers worriedover problems with namespellings on ID cards that mayhave disqualified scores ofindigenous voters. Campaignfinance was also an issue.During the first round of elec-tions, both candidates spentmore than the legal amount—thePP spent $9.5 million and Líderspent $6.8 million—and the TSEforbade them from campaigningin the second round. But the elections also offeredsigns of progress. In a countrywith low female participation ingovernment, the electionmarked a first: CongresswomanRoxana Baldetti will be the firstfemale vice president when shetakes office in January. Therewas also high female voterturnout: 3.7 million womenregistered to vote, the first timethat women accounted for
more than half of registeredvoters. The OAS congratulatedauthorities on a smoother, morepeaceful second round of voting,noting timely and efficientpolling procedures. Otto Pérez Molina, 61, wasborn on 1 December 1950 is aretired General of the Guatema-lan army. He is a graduate ofGuatemala's National MilitaryAcademy (Escuela Politécnica),the School of the Americas] andof the Inter-American DefenseCollege. During his time in the army heserved as director of militaryintelligence and inspector-gen-eral of the army. In 1983 he was a member ofthe group of army officers whobacked Defence Minister ÓscarMejía's coup d'état against defacto president Efraín RíosMontt. While serving as chief ofmilitary intelligence in 1993, hewas instrumental in forcing thedeparture of President JorgeSerrano after Serrano attempteda "self-coup" by dissolvingCongress and appointing newmembers to the GuatemalanSupreme Court. In the wake ofthat incident, Guatemala'shuman rights ombudsman,Ramiro Carpio de León, becamepresident and appointed Pérezas his presidential chief of staff,a position he held until 1995.Pérez also represented themilitary in the negotiations thatled to the 1996 Peace Accords,putting an end to Guatemala's30-year-long Civil War. Between 1998 and 2000 herepresented Guatemala on theInter-American Defense Board. General Pérez retired fromactive military duty in January2000. On 24 February 2001,he founded the Patriotic Party.In the general election of 9November 2003, the PP aligneditself with two other partiesin the Grand National Allianceand Pérez was elected toCongress as a national-listcongressman. He was the candidate of thePatriotic Party in the 2007presidential election, campaign-ing under the slogan "Manodura, cabeza y corazón"("Firm hand, head andheart"), advocating a hard-lineapproach to rising criminality in
the country. After receiving the second-largest number of votes in theinitial contest on 9 September,he ultimately lost the election toÁlvaro Colom of the NationalUnity of Hope in the secondround on 4 November 2007. In November 2011, he waselected president with 54% ofthe vote.
Accusations of humanrights abuses
In July 2011, Guatemalanindigenous organization WaqibKej presented a letter to theUnited Nations accusing Pérezof genocide and torture allegedlycommitted in Quiché in 1982.Among other evidence, theycited a 1982 documentary inwhich a military officer whomthey claim is Perez Molinais seen near 4 dead bodies,allegedly tortured prisoners.Attacks on Pérez's family
and associates On 11 November 2000,Pérez's son, Otto Pérez Leal, wasattacked by gunmen whiledriving with his wife and infantdaughter. On 21 February 2001, threedays before Pérez was scheduledto launch his new political party,masked gunmen attacked andwounded his daughter Lissette.The same day, masked gunmenshot and killed PatriciaCastellanos Fuentes deAguilar, who had just departedher house after meeting withPérez's wife, Rosa María Leal.Human rights groups claimedthat the attacks were politicallymotivated. During the 2007 presidentialcampaign, several members ofthe Patriotic Party were killed byarmed assailants, including a33-year-old indigenous woman,Aura Marina Salazar Cutzal,who was secretary to the party'scongressional delegation andassistant to Pérez.
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CHAPTER 194, LAWS OF BELIZE (REVISED EDITION 2000)NOTICE UNDER SECTION 13
In accordance with Section 13 of the Registered Land Act Chapter 194,Revised Edition 2000, CESAR DIAZ, for Registrar of Lands, herebyserves notice that within one month from the date hereof, I intend toregister the following parcels of land listed below for which applicationfor first registration have been received.
The attention of the general public is hereby drawn to this notice. Anyperson whose rights and interest may be affected by the registering ofthese parcels must get in touch with me before expiry date of this noticebetween Mondays to Fridays at the Land Registry, Belmopan.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201111707This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.17234
This parcel of land is the subject of an Indenture No.2798 of 1998 dated 2June, 1998 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 33 of 1998 at Folios 383-388in favour of JUAN A. POLANCO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201112314This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PLACENTIANORTH, Block No.36 and being Parcels No.3192 & 3193
This parcel of land is the subject of an Indenture No.1082 of 1987 dated 22dSeptember, 1987 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume II of 1987 at Folios145-158 in favour of OLIVIA THOMAS NEE PALACIO as Administra-trix of the estate of Balbino Palacio (deceased)
APPLICATION NO. LRS-20I112750This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.1404
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.290 of 2002dated 15th April 2002 in favour of ALFREDO ROMEROJR.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201112752This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIOSOUTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.162
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.83 of 1976dated 18th February, 1976 in favour of ANDREW MARK BOWMAN asAdministrator Of the Estate of Leonard Vernon (deceased).
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201112820This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.3480
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.781 of 1988dated 30th May, 1988 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 9 of 1988 at Folios1281-1288 in favour of STANLEY CASIMIRO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201112893This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.2707
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.242 of 1991dated 25th June, 1991 in favour of CASTRO AYALA.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201112895This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN NARCISO,Block No.1 and being Parcels No.523
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.25 of 1989dated 14th March, 1989 in favour of ANICETA CAWICH.
APPLICATION NO. LRS2O1112897This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, XAIBE VILL LAGE,Block No.1 and being Parcels No.548
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.9 10 of 2000
dated 22nd October, 2000 in favour of ANITA ALCOSER.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201112898This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, FORTGEORGE/PICKSTOCK, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.1327
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.284 of 1993dated 11th February, 1993 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 3 of 1993 atFolios 1355-1364 in favour of LUZ MARIA GAMERO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201112922This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SANTA CLARA/SAN ROMAN, Block No.1 and being Parcels No.220
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.171 of 1994dated 26th September 1994 in favour of JULIO ORTIZ.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201112923This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.1924
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.2463 of 2001dated 15th August, 2001 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 3) of 2001 atFolios 1063-1068 in favour of BERTA MANZANERO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201112924This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PLACENTIANORTH, Block No.36 and being Parcels No.1662
This parcel of land is the subject of an Indenture No.1101 of 2003 dated l4thNovember, 2002 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 14 of 2003 at Folios1389-1402 in favour of DICK ELI BEAMAN & MARLA FARREN.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113011This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, BENQUE VIEJODEL CARMEN, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.2420
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.0650 of 2006dated 21st February, 2006 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 3) of 2001 atFolios 1063-1068 in favour of MIGUEL R REVES.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113012This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.1456
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.1612 of 1991dated 3rd September, 1991 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 18 of 1991 atFolios 383-386 in favour of GEORGE MARIN.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113014This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, QUEEN’S SQUAREWEST, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.1211
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.1884 of 1993dated l4th September, 1993 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 22 of 1993 atFolios 259.268 in favour of EDNA ROMERO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113015This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, BENQUE VIEJODEL CARMEN, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.2977
This parcel of landis the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.7 12 of 2001dated 30th September, 2001 in favour of NOEMI MANZANERO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113016This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.2121
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.340 of 1974dated 23rd October,1974 in favour of ELUTGARDO ANTONIOGUTIERREZ.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-2011130I7This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIOSOUTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.982
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LEO:July 24 to August 21
Finding a parking space just intime to attend an importantmeeting or appointment isactually a stroke of goodfortune to be thankful for. Apromotional offer works to youradvantage. Lucky numbers:33, 51, 58.
VIRGO:August 22 toSeptember 21
An older person’s advice isuseful if you’re in the process ofsetting a new project in motion.You may have to put yoursocial life on the back burner fora while but this won’t be a prob-lem. Lucky numbers: 07, 69,91.
LIBRA:September 22to October 23
Make sure you stick to yourpromises because if you don’t,others will go elsewhere forwhat they want. No moreexcuses get your foot throughthe door before it slams in yourface! Lucky numbers: 05, 47,83.
SCORPIO:October 24 to November 21
Perseverance has always beenyour strong point and no matter
ARIES:March 22 to April 20
Be persistent. There is a lot ofsense in that old adage: if at firstyou don’t succeed, try and tryagain! Giving up too soon is notgoing to make you feel verylucky. Lucky numbers: 17, 39,86.
TAURUS: April 21 to May 21
Good things are happening toyou all the time so don’t thinkyou aren’t being lucky. Insteadof preying on the negativesfocus on the positives in yourlife this week.Lucky numbers:21, 45, 98.
GEMINI: May 22 to June 21
An old friend or your partnercould voice their disappointmentover the personal plans you aremaking but remember: youaren’t responsible for theirhappiness. Lucky numbers:09, 60, 75.
CANCER:June 22 to July 23
If you’re torn between twodiverse choices, why not writedown all the good points of eachpotential decision, then the bad?Weigh them up and it will beeasier to make your mind up.Lucky numbers: 31, 72, 81.
how many mountains you haveto climb or hurdles you mightface, your determination to keepgoing will stand you in goodstead. Lucky numbers: 19, 27,55.
SAGITTARIUS:November 22 to
December 21 There is lot to be gained fromadopting a share and share alikeapproach to both cash andmaterial possessions. Yoursocial life is about to soar to newheights. Lucky numbers: 10,21, 65.
CAPRICORN:December 22 to
January 20 Limit your ambitions to afairly modest level and don’tmake too much of a fuss aboutpresenting them to those who
will have a say on whether ornot your plans might go ahead.Lucky numbers: 35, 79, 98.
AQUARIUS:January 21 toFebruary 19
It isn’t yet time to reveal yourthoughts to everyone. You havesome ambitious plans in mindand when the right time forpromoting your future prospectsarrives, you will know it. Luckynumbers: 41, 65, 88.
PISCES:February 20to March 21
Think about the choices youmay or may not have made toimprove your lifestyle orchances of success. Be assertive,take action and work on ways tomake your own luck happen!Lucky numbers: 06, 38, 70.
Sadly missed by Sisters, Brother, Nieces, Nephews,a host of other relatives and friends.
IN LOVING MEMORY OFSOLOMON “Pepso” GORDON JR.
SUNRISE: 18th February 1956SUNSET: 30th October 2009
Weep Not Weep Not,He is not dead;
He is resting in the bosom of Jesus.Heart-broken Sisters – weep no more;Grief-stricken Brother- weep no more;
Left – lonesome Relatives-weep no moreHe’s only just gone home.
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This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.878 of 2000dated 14th March, 2000 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 12 of 2000 atFolios 1017-1020 & Deed of Rectification No.1559 of 2002 dated 28th May,2002 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 20 of 2002 Folios 809-812 infavourof LIAM STEWART.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113018This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.812
This parcel of land is the subject of Minister’s Fiat Grant No.241 of 1984dated 25th September, 1984 in favour of RENATO FRUTOS.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113019This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGASOUTH, Block No.31 and being Parcels No.871
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.250 of 1997dated 13th June, 1997 in favour of JOSE VILLAFRANCO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113020This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ALBERT/MESOP,Block No.45 and being Parcels No.1207
This parcel of land is the subject of an Assent No.2 178 of 1992 dated 4thNovember, 1992 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 20 of 1992 at Folios221-230 in favour of FRANK ARTHUR TENCH as Administrator of theEstate of Lenna Bulley (dec’d).
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113021This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.683
This parcel of land is the subject ofa Deed of Conveyance No.1816 of 1997dated 21st July, 1997 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 20 of 1997 at Fo-lios 391-398 in favour of ALVARO ALONZO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113022This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, FORTGEORGE/PICKSTOCK, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.134
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.260 of 2001dated 31st May, 2001 in favour of PETRONILLA CONCHITA LIZAMA asAdministratrix of the Estate of OLIVIA WILLIAMS (Deceased).
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113024This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO, BlockNo.7 and being Parcels No.6976
This parcel of land is the subject ofa Deed of Conveyance No.176 of 2010dated 26th January, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 02 of 2010 atFolios 145 1-1464 in favour of CURTIS 0. CRAIG & BLANCA ROSA T.CRAIG.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113025This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO, BlockNo.7 and being Parcels No.6975
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No 185 of 2010dated 26th January, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 03 of 2010 atFolios 73-86 in favour of CURTIS 0.CRAIG & BLANCA ROSA T. CRAIG.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113296This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.1162
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.1199 of 2005dated 17th January, 2006 in favour of NICOLE M. BERNARD.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113297This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SARTENEJA, BlockNo.3 and being Parcels No.335 & 336
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.3424 of 2001dated 28th November, 2001 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 43 of 2001at Folios 1113-1118 in favour of ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CU LTD.
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APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113298This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIOSOUTH, Block.No.23 and being Parcels No.1257
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.423 of 1998dated 28th April, 1998 in favour of FELIX GONZALEZ.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201I13299This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PUNTA GORDA,Block No.42 and being Parcels No.2 160 & 2161
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Gift No.1015 of 1981 dated 25thJune, 1981 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 10 of 1981 at Folios 457-462in favour of JOAN AURORA CHEE & JANET SANDRA CHAVARRIA.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113300This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.2576
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.2413 of 1991dated 27th December, 1991 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 27 of 1991 atFolios 481-488 in favour of ARCADIA CARRILLO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113301This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.2276
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.453 of 1995dated 23rd February, 1995 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 6 of 1995 atFolios 4 1-46 in favour of ESTELLA MARCHAND.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113303This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, BENQUE VIEJODEL CARMEN, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.2906
This parcel of land is the subject of a Indenture No.1843 of 2001 dated 20thJune, 2001 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 25 of 2001 at Folios 417-422in favour of SHIRLEY C. CARILLO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113304This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ANN GABOUREL,Block No.4 and being Parcels No.194
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.345 of 1974dated 11th April, 1975 in favour of CATALINO PATT.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113305This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.868
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.640 of 2008dated 16th September, 2008 in favor of JUANITA MORALES.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-2011I3306This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No.4 and being Parcels No.3345
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No.1425 of 2003dated 14th May, 2003 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 19 of 2003 atFolios 233-240 in favour of VIRGILIO V. TORRES.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113307This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, MILLER’S BIGHT,Block No.4 and being Parcels No.73
This parcel of land is the subject of a Vesting Assent No.332 of 1994 dated 4thFebruary, 1994 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 4 of 1994 at Folios 1185-1192 in favour of JOHN FRANCISCO AYUSO & JESUS LIBORIOAVUSO.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113308This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO, BlockNo.7 and being Parcels No.8376
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.745 of 2005dated 20th July, 2005 favor of HUGO MENDOZA.
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By the time Dave pulled intothe small town every hotel roomwas taken. He finally pulled upto the very last hotel and wentinto the office. “You’ve got tohave a room somewhere” hepleaded. Or just a bed - I don’tcare where.” “Well, I do have a doubleroom with one occupant,”admitted the manager, “and hemight be glad to split the cost.But to tell you the truth, hesnores so loudly that peoplein adjoining rooms havecomplained in the past. I’mnot sure it’d be worth it toyou.” “No problem,” the tired
Always wear clean underwearin public, especially whenworking under your vehicle... There is this story about acouple who drove their car toSAVE-U Supermarket in BelizeCity only to have it break downin the parking lot. The man told his wife to carryon with the shopping while hefixed the car. The wife returned later to seea small group of people near thecar. On closer inspection, shesaw a pair of male legs protrud-ing from under the chassis.
In A Haste to Protect The Family Jewels
travelers assured him. “I’ll takeit.” The next morning Davecame down to breakfast bright-eyed and bushy tailed. “How’dyou sleep?” asked the manager.“Never better.” The managerwas impressed. “No problemwith the other guy snoring,then?” “Nope, I shut him up inno time” said Dave. “How’dyou manage that?” asked themanager. “He was already inbed, snoring away, when Icame in the room,” Daveexplained. “I went over, gavehim a kiss on the cheek, said,‘Goodnight, beautiful,’ andhe sat up all night watchingme.”
The man was in shorts but hisunderpants was not doing its jobso it turned private parts intoglaringly public ones. Unable to stand the embarrass-ment, she dutifully steppedforward, quickly put her handUP his shorts, and tuckedeverything back into place. On regaining her feet, shelooked across the hood andfound herself staring at herhusband who was standing idlyby. The mechanic, however, hadto have three stitches in hisforehead.
A Good Night’s Rest
SAN IGNACIO, Cayo, Thurs-day, 10 November 2011: Four men were today broughtbefore the court on drug relatedcharges when police, in anunmarked vehicle, suddenlyappeared in the area were parkedand sitting inside a green pickuptruck. It was shortly after 10:30 amon Wednesday, 9 November
when police on mobile patrol inan unmarked vehicle spotted agreen Dodge Ram pickup truckparked on Neal Street nearits junction with the WesternHighway at the top of the hill onthe Santa Elena side of theHawksworth bridge. Policereports that they decided toconduct a search of the vehicleand the occupants when they
noted one of the men acting in asuspicious manner. The first to be approachedwas the individual who wasacting suspiciously. When heindicated that he neither spokenor understood the Englishlanguage the police communi-cated to him in Spanish advis-ing him of their intention tosearch him. The search led to thediscovery of a parcel wrapped ina multi-color piece of paper,inside the front right pocket ofthe pant he was wearing. Whenthe parcel was opened in hispresence it was found to containsuspected marijuana. He wasinformed of the offence commit-ted and upon being questionedhe was booked as Ariel DeJesus Rhodas, 30, Guatemalanlaborer of a Kontiki Area addressin San Ignacio. A further search of theinterior of the vehicle, with Cayolicense plates C-25664, led to
the discovery of a largerpackage compressed in a pinkplastic bag wrapped withtransparent tape. When the par-cel was opened it was likewisefound to contain suspectedmarijuana. All four persons, along withthe two parcels of suspectedmarijuana and the vehicle weretransported across the bridge tothe police station in San Ignacio.The other three detainees wereidentified as Alfredo “Bundy”Neal Sr., 50, Belizean farmer ofa Peter August Street address inSanta Elena; Efrain Waight, 39,Belizean farmer, of a KontikiArea address in San Ignacio andElton Neal, 27, Belizean farmerresiding in the Seven Miles areaon the Mountain Pine RidgeRoad. The suspected marijuanawas weighed in their presenceresulting in the smaller packagetipping the scale at 5.8 gramswhile the larger one weighed inat 199.5 grams. The discovery led to the arrestof Ariel De Jesus Rhodas on apossession of controlled drugcharge for the 5.8 grams ofsuspected marijuana found onhis person. All four detaineeswere jointly charged for drugtrafficking for the 199.5 gramslarger parcel found inside theDodge Ram. They appeared, on Thursday,10 November, before ChiefMagistrate Ann Marie Smithwhere they all pled not guilty ascharged. While the threeBelizean were offered and metbail in the sum of five hundreddollars, the Guatemalan was notso fortunate as the prosecutionobjected to bail on the groundsof the flight risk he presents.The prosecution’s objection wasupheld and the Guatemalan wasremanded to jail. The next hearing is set forMonday, 30 January 2012.
Alfredo “Bundy” Neal Sr., 50 Efrain Waight, 39
Elton Neal, 27
Ariel De Jesus Rhodas, 30
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APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113309This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, QUEEN’S SQUARE,Block No.45 and being Parcels No.621
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.371 of 1990dated 5th December, 1990 in favor of WILFRED GERALD BANNER.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113310This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Sections. ST. MARTIN DEPORRES WEST, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.483
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.140 of 1998dated 17th February, 1998 in favor of DIANE BODDEN.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113311This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGANORTH, Block No.31 and being Parcels No.495
This parcel of land is ihe subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.373 of 1991dated 26th August, 1991 in favor of JEANETTE SANCHEZ.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113351This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section. DANGRIGANORTH, Block No.31 and being Parcels No.596
This parcel of land is the subject of an Assent No.1423 of 1995 dated )7 July,1995 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 16 of 1995 at Folios 263-272 infavour of OLIVIA SAMBULA & NICKETT LEWIS as Administratrix ofthe Estate of Felicia Parchue (deceased).
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APPLICATION NO. LRS-201113352This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, FORTGEORGE/PICKSTOCK, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.329
This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Gift No.2905 of 2000 dated 19thJuly, 2000 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 43 of 2000 at Folios 39 1-396in favour of CATHERINE MURRAY, MELANIE MURRAY, NATALIEMURRAY & PHILLIPA MURRAY.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-2011113353This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, GUINEA GRASS,Block No.4 and being Parcels No.65
This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No.236 of 1996dated 19th July, 1996 in favor of DAVID MARTINEZ RAMIREZ.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-2011113364This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No.23 and being Parcels No.1644
This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.0138 of 2006 dated 30thDecember, 2005 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 2 of 2006 at Folios 909-916 in favour of FRANCISCO OBEDIO GUERRA.
APPLICATION NO. LRS-2011I13370This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, QUEENS SQUAREWEST, Block No.45 and being Parcels No.28
This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No.869 of 1982 dated 14thSeptember, 1982 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 9 of 1982 at Folios1479-1486 in favour of JULIANA MEJIA
BY: PC#1121 Ciraco MedinaSAN IGNACIO TOWN,Cayo, Thursday, 10 November2011: In the face of increasingcriminal activities within SanIgnacio and Santa Elena the toppolice brass in San Ignacio,along with its Community,Policing Unit, is encouragingthe formation of neighborhoodwatch groups. Over the past several weeks,the team has been holdingmeetings with interested personsand organizations within thecommunity. The evaluation conducted thusfar revealed the existence ofthree active groups, one in Santa
Cruz, Santa Elena another inMaya Vista Community in theCahal Pech area of San Ignacioand the newest such group inthe Santiago Juan LayoutCommunity also in San Ignaciowhere concern members of thecommunity have also organizedthemselves into what they callThe Santiago Juan DevelopmentCommittee. The police encourage theformation of such groups withinother areas of the communityespecially in those areas withhigh incidences of burglaries,thefts, robberies, drug use anddrug sales. The police is scheudling a 2:30pm public meeting on Saturday,12 November in the HillviewCommunity of Santa Elenawith intent to encourageresidents to revive their dromantneighbourhood watch group thearea is becoming of muchconcern to the police. Concerned citizens and com-munities desirous of formingany such group are encouragedto contact the CommunityPolicing Unit at the policestation in San Ignacio fornecessary support, guidance and
training.Ed Note:Encouraging the formation ofNeighborhood Watch Groupsis an excellent undertaking onthe part of the police. However,several such groups have beenformed in the past but havegone dormant primarily due
to the lack of quick policeresponse to their calls forassistance. The primary reasonfor the lack of timely responsehas always been because of thelack of transportation. Whilethe department might neverachieve a 100% responsecapabilities, response can beenhanced through the moreeffective and controlled utiliza-tion of the formation’s alreadyscarce vehicular resources.This could be achieved throughthe exclusive official usage ofsuch resources instead of beingused and abused as a taxiservice by the more seniorpersonnel.
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BY: Cynthia Reece The Rotary Club of SanIgnacio is presenting “ConQuiénTe Vas? (With WhomWill You Go),” a movie inSpanish, and a conversation withthe Writer/Director CristobalKrusen, Saturday, November19, on the CET campus on theBuena Vista Rd. San Ignacio. This outstanding film has wonseveral awards internationally,SILVER ANGEL - ANGELAWARDS, BEST FOREIGNFILM - ICVM INTERNA-TIONAL FILM FESTIVAL,BRONZE PLAQUE - COLUM-BUS INTERNATIONAL FILMFESTIVAL, GOLD AWARD -WORLDFEST HOUSTON IN-TERNATIONAL FILM FESTI-VAL Come early at 6:30 p.m. tomeet and greet Writer/DirectorCristobal Krusen. The movie will begin at 7:00p.m. A question and answerperiod will follow. Snacks willalso be available. Tickets areavailable from Rotarians for $10each and will be available forsale at the door. If money and power alone
could create happiness, theDávila family would be amongthe happiest in the world. Butprosperity and success inbusiness have brought Sergioand RinaDávila everything buthappiness. On the verge of divorce, theonly thing they have in commonis their five children. Is itpossible that one of them canhelp prevent his parents’breakup? With unshakeable lovefor his family, Brenton, theyoungest of the boys, believesthat his heartfelt appeal toGod can, indeed, changecircumstances. He whispers aprayer one day from hisbedroom that sets in motion asurprising series of events inanother part of the world - eventsthat will reach their climax inhis own home. Does God answer the prayersof a child? Or is life nothingmore than a series of randomevents? Decide for yourselfafter viewing With Whom WillYou Go? For more information contact;Rev. Mary Martin 670-8248,[email protected]
COOL SHADE COMMUNITY,Mountain Pine Ridge Road,Cayo, Saturday, 5 November2011: An elderly couple residing onthe Mountain Pine Ridge Road,Cayo, are still traumanizedafter the privacy of their homewas invaded by 7 heavily armed,masked men. The police reports that JosephTulcey, 77, Belizean farmer ofCool Shade Area, MountainPine Ridge reported that at about7 o’clock on the morning ofSaturday, 5 November, 2011he was at home with his wifewhen seven armed men ofHispanic decent stormed into hishouse. According to Tulcey five of themen were dressed in fullcamouflage clothing similar tothat worn by soldiers of theBelize Defense Force while theother two, without shirts, weredressed only in camouflagepants. He informed that they were allarmed with rifles similar to thosecarried by elements the BDF. Tulcey alleges that upon
entering the house theyinformed that were searchingfor drugs. The complainant and his wifewere locked up in one of thebedrooms while the house wasransacked. The intruders reportedly evenbroke away a large portion of thefloor inside a downstairsbedroom. They rummaged the house forseveral hours and before leavingthey instructed the couple not toexit the bedroom until an hourhad passed. About an hour after theirdeparture Tulcey and his wifeemerged from the bedroom and
found their house in a ransackedstate.
Upon checking inside thehouse they noted the jewelrymissing amounting to a value ofBZ$1,400.00. Police sources indicate that thebreaking of the floor inside thebedroom lends credence toreports that the intruders mighthave been looking for a stash ofcocaine and a large amount ofmoney allegedly buriedsomewhere on the property byone of the couple’s son who wasmurdered in Belize City severalyears ago, in a cocainetransaction gone bad. The police investigation intothe home invasion continues.
The Tulcey residence in Cool Shade
The Public Utilities Commission(PUC) informs all wiremen thatstarting on November 15th, 2011there will be an extended delayin the processing of submissions.
We apologize for any inconve-nience this may cause.
Director of ElectricityC . Victor Lewis
PUBLIC NOTICE
The red carpet ripped and the cement floor chippedaway between a bed and a chest of drawers
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BY: Cruz GamezTournament CoordinatorSAN IGNACIO TOWN, Cayo,Sunday, 6 November 2011: The Adventures Sports ClubTelemedia Football Tournamentcontinued last Sunday 6November 2011 at the NormanBroaster Stadium in San IgnacioTown. The results are as follows: In the first game of the dayEsperanza’s Gentle Touch edgedout Unitedville’s Rockets by ascore of one goal to nil with thesingle single for Gentle Touchscored by the formidable Rob-ert Mendoza. Game two saw action betweenBenque Invaders with a narrowvictory of one goal to nil over SanIgnacio’s Adventures. Invad-ers solo goal was scored by AbnerPacheco. In the third encounter of the daySan Ignacio’s Heartz FootballClub blasted Santa Elena’s SantaCruz squad by a score of four golesto nil. Heartz four goals werescored one each by JaimeCarbajal, Omar Valdez,Jonathan Allen and Neslon Reyes In the fourth and finalencounter Progresso village’sStealth Bombers doubled up withfour goals to two over Cristo Rey’sJuventus team. Stealth’s EduardoIxpactac shook the net three timeswhile Angel Tzib scored once.Juventus’ two goals were scored,one each, by Derris Hernandezand Abner Pech. Games scheduled for this Sunday13 November 2011 at NormanBroaster Stadium are:1) 9:00 am Santa Cruz vs StealthBombers2) 10:00 am Juventus vs Adven-tures S.C3) 11:00 am Heartz vs GentleTouch4) 12:00 noon Benque Invadersvs Rockets Every is invited to attend andsuppot the children.
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LRS-201112823
Registered Land ActChapter 194 — Revised Edition 2000
Section 140(1)
OWNERSHIP BY PRESCRIPTION
Application for ownership by prescription for the abovementioned parcel Situate in Ann Gabourel Registration Sectionhas been received from JOAN E. HARRIS being Parcel No.595containing 473.74 sq yards.
The attention of the general public is hereby drawn to this notice.Any person whose rights and interest may be affected by theregistration of JOAN E.HARRIS as proprietor with absolutetitle for Parcel No. 595 Ann Gabourel Registration Sectioncontaining 473.74 sq yards is hereby requested to show cause onor within one month from the date thereof, why ownership shouldnot be granted to JOAN E. HARRIS.
JOAN E. HARRIS ANN GABOUREL 4 595Name of Applicant Registration Section Block No. Parcel No.
SAN IGNACIO, Cayo,Thursday, 10 November2011: A 24 year old San Ignacio manwas today formally arrested,charged and incarcerated forcarnally knowing a girl less thanhalf his age. Roger Bowen, 24, Belizeanlaborer, is accused of carnallyknowing the child who isfour months away from her 12th
birthday. It is alleged thatthe crime was committed“sometime between the 1st and31st August, 2011.” The accused appeared in SanIgnacio’s magistrate court todaywith Chief Magistrate AnnMarie Smith presiding. No pleawas taken as Magistrate Smith
informed that the charge, beingof an indictable nature, can onlybe heard by a Judge in theSuperme Court. Bowen was remanded toprison and will be brought backto court on Tuesday, 31 January2012 .
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motorcycle on the groundnearby. The injured man wasidentified as Orthon ArmandoHyde, 37, Belizean laborer, of aDalia Street, San Ignacioaddress. He was transported tothe community hospital in SanIgnacio where he was admittedfor treatment. The investigation revealedthat the victim was riding themotorcycle heading towards SanIgnacio when a red ToyotaCorolla car, travelling in theopposite direction, collidedhead-on into the motor cycle.The rider was flung into the airlanding on the ground in frontof the nearby Segura’s GroceryStore while the car sped off. Police pursued the fleeing carand found it abandoned on theroadside in Unitedville, the nextvillage up the Western Highway.Investigation revealed that thecar, bearing Belmopan licenseplates C-2721, was registered inthe name of Levi M. Figueroa.Police made several unsuccess-ful attempts to locate the driverat his Unitedville residence. Realizing that the policewere closing in on him; ninedays later, on Wednesday, 9November, Figueroa walkedinto the San Ignacio policestation and handed in himself.He was detained, formallyarrested and charged fornegligent wounding, drovemotor vehicle without due care
and attention, fail to stop andrender aid and fail to report anaccident. He was taken before ChiefMagistrate Ann Marie Smith, onThursday, 10 November, whereall four charges were read tohim. After establishing that hefully understood the charges, theChief Magistrate requested aplea. The accused pled guilty toall four charges. The magistrateproceed to request for theprosecution to read out the factsof the case after which she askedthe accused if he was inagreement with the facts aspresented by the prosecution. Heoffered no objection to the factsof the case as presented by theprosecution. He was again askedif he wished to maintain theguilty plea to which he remainedsteadfast. Then the bombshellcame smashing down when,on the charge of negligentwounding, Chief MagistrateSmith imposed a sentence of twoyears imprisonment. He wasmerely reprimanded on the otherthree lesser charges. A few hours later he washandcuffed and placed inside thepolice vehicle for the trip to theHattieville central prison. The question of the weektherefore is: “How many moretraffic accidents could beavoided if more of us couldcome to the realization that werun the risk of wasting a coupleyears of our short lives in jailfor our negligent actions?”
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LOST LAND/LEASE CERTIFICATESPursuant to Section 37(3) of the Registered Land Act, Chapter 194, Laws of Belize, Revised Edition 2000,notice is hereby given of the loss of the following Land and Lease Certificates:
It is proposed to cancel the above Land/Lease Certificates after the expiration of twenty-one (21) days fromthe appearance of this notice. Any person in possession of the above-mentioned certificates is required toreturn it to the Belize Land Registry, Ministry of Natural Resources & the Environment, Belmopan.
NAMES Registration Section Block &Parcel Nos.
Certificate Nos.
JOSE ALFREDO GUERRA & MARJORIE Benque Viejo del Carmen LRS-201 105838 dtd.18/5/2011
FLORENCE A. GULLAP Santa Elena/Cayo 23/1060 395/1991 dtd.28/l/1991
ROLANDO ZETINA Mount Pleasant 20/725 7073/2001 dtd.2/10/2001
MARGARET VENTURA Belmopan 20/1239/1 2165/1987 dtd.30/9/1987
Millard Tun, miraculouslysurvived with a gunshot to theright side of the head whicheventually led to the loss of theright eye. The case, which began threeweeks ago in the BelmopanSupreme Courtroom of theHon. Justice Troadio Gonzalezended last Friday, 4 November2011 with all three accused,Arden Garoy, Elvis Duncanand Delawn Parham, walkingfree from all charges. It was indeed a wise personwho created the adage: “JusticeDelayed is Justice Denied” aswith the passage of time, almostthree years before this case cameto trial, the presentation of theevidence before the court was
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DANGRIGA, Wednesday, 9November 2011: On Thursday, 3 November2011, Timothy August gavean interview to Channel 5’sDelanie Bain in which healleged that he returned to hishouse in Dangriga thatafternoon and found the place indisarray. He said that an IPodand an unlocked cellular
sloppy at best a situation madeeven worse with the presence ofthree skilled lawyers, onerespesenting each of thedefendants. Despite the prosecution’s verybest attempt to marshall theevidence brought forward, thetrial left very much to be desiredby the manner in which theinvestigation was handled bythe police either displayinggross imcompetence or seriousirregularity. Through no fault ofthe Prosecution, the Judge or theJury, the final decission wasbased solely on the evidencepresented in court which trulydisplayed a system very muchin need of serious and urgentcorrective action
telephone went missing fromone of the bedrooms. According to August a nextdoor neighbor told him that twoToyota Hilux pickup trucksloaded with officers from theGang Suppression Unit (GSU)visited his house during hisabsence. The report created immediate
concern for the GSU since,although the Unit was conduct-ing operations in Dangriga onthat day, August’s house wasNEVER visited much lesssearched. Notwithstanding aninvestigation was immediatelylaunched during which theneighbor insisted that he saw noactivity at August’s house on theday in question and that hesaid no such thing to thecomplainant. A security guard working inthe vicinity also gave astatement in which he informedthat it was actually August whotold them that GSU entered hishouse. When confronted with his
false report to the media, Augustchanged the story and toldinvestigators that he received theinformation from a policemanattached to the Dangriga Policestation. He was however unableto provide the name or identityof the policeman. The investigation led to thecharging of Timothy August forcommitting a mischievous act.He appeared in Dangriga’sMagistrate Court on Wednesday,9 November. The presiding MagistrateRichard Bradley Jr, was onthe verge of dismissing thecharge on the basis of an illprepared charge sheet whicheven reflected a wrong sectionof the law under which theaccused was charged. Notwith-standing, Magistrate Bradleyproceeded to amend the charge,and read it to the accused whopleaded not guilty to the charge.He was offered and met bail inthe sum of five hundred dollarsand ordered to return to court onMonday, 9 January 2012.
ASP Marco VidalOC, GSU
Timothy August
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