February 2024 Vol 109

Honorary Consul's Monthly Message



Welcome to the February Newsletter!

"Dawn and resurrection are synonymous. The reappearance of the light is the same as the survival of the soul." — Victor Hugo

Millions of Catholics attended Ash Wednesday on February 14th, marking the beginning of lent, 40 days of somber reflection when Christ suffered persecution and death, reminding us of the finality of the human life as we know it,

“By the sweat of your face you shall eat bread, till you return to the ground, for out of it you were taken; for you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” Genesis 3:19

This period of lent culminates with the celebration of Easter, Christ’s resurrection, a daily and joyous reminder of his hope for everlasting life for us.

February 14th was also Valentines Day, a rare convergence of days, a juxtaposition of some sorts. Ash Wednesday is a kick start to 40 days of temperance and self-denial, while Valentines Day is typically one of indulgence.

“There is no real love without sacrifice. Love demands giving up for the sake of the beloved. - John Grondelski. The act of self-denial takes away the power certain things have over us (food, social media, gambling etc.) bringing us closer to God while giving us a chance to live a healthier, balanced life. Having said that, I wonder what the stats are on the number of restaurant dinner reservations and chocolate sales for this year’s Valentines Day?

My spiritual journey continues with the hope that my faith will be strengthened, especially in the face of trials. While death is inevitable, my world has recently been shook having lost four special men I’ve known all my life in the space of only four months.

Please indulge me in giving these men mention: My adorable uncle, Mr. Manuel Lopez, his dynamic son, Mr. Omar Lopez, Mr. Bobby Espat, a great and kind man, whom I considered like a father and lastly, Ambassador James Murphy, a mentor, friend, and a brilliant man, whom I had the honor to work with at the Embassy of Belize in Washington, DC. May they all rest in eternal peace. We pray that God consoles and strengthens their beautiful wives, children, friends, and families.

During this month, Prime Minister John Briceño was immersed in the "Stay Pan Track" campaign, visiting every corner of the country, engaging with the people, and closely overseeing the materialization of social and community projects in all districts as we approach the upcoming municipal elections. At the same time, the Prime Minister also spearheaded the signing of two major financing agreements, affirming Belize’s ties with both the European Union and the Republic of China (Taiwan). 

We take this opportunity to highlight the awareness on important areas by the Special Envoy for the Development of Families and Children, H.E Rossana Briceño in February. It was “Heart Health Awareness Month”, and the First Lady encouraged people to take care of their cardiovascular health by sharing posts on social media about the different heart diseases and how to prevent them. 

The Special Envoy also raised awareness for World Cancer Day, the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation, and the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, all during the month of February. 

We encourage you to read the Special Envoy’s section of our newsletter to learn more about the three-day Training of Trainers program called "Engaging Men and Boys to Advance Gender Equality and Help Prevent Gender-Based Violence”, which she hosted. This initiative was founded on the recognition that gender equality is a fundamental human right and that everyone has a role to play in fighting for this cause.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade, Education, Culture, Science and Technology, Hon. Francis Fonseca had a very busy agenda during his second full month at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as he held bilateral meetings with diplomatic representatives of Taiwan, Brazil, Mexico, Panama, the United Kingdom, Guatemala, the European Union, Honduras, and the Organization of American States to Belize. On these visits, he discussed numerous topics, including enhancing bilateral cooperation, economic contacts and commerce, tourism, as well as development projects and collaborations between Belize and other countries.

At this present time, Minister Fonseca is leading a delegation to Guyana for the 46th CARICOM Heads of Government Meeting, where ceremonies opened with Belize’s beloved Garifuna Collective! We are certain that their music electrified the room and had people immersed with the lively and dynamic songs.

Every month, we carefully choose a Belizean to be the Star of the Month, and it is a joy to introduce a remarkable man this February: Mr. Fredrick Dixon. As an immigrant in San Francisco, Fredrick was able to get other nationals together and form a social group known as "Bay Area Belizean". He is well-known for promoting Belizean culture and vivid rhythms, as well as for his success in the entertainment industry, where he has performed and hosted numerous local and international events. Belizeans do great things wherever they go!

Section "GOB Movers and Shakers”, includes news about significant activities from the various Ministries. For example, The Ministry of Infrastructure inaugurated the still-incomplete Haulover Bridge, which is slated for mid-March completion. The Minister of Agriculture Hon. Jose Mai extended a project with Taiwan to boost the sheep and goat industry.

The Ministry of Economic Development attended a key meeting on regional integration, and the Ministry of Human Development promoted foster care through its "Heart of Gold" Campaign. Finally, you can read about how the Ministry of Agriculture, with the help of the CARICOM Development Fund, helped Ministry Extension Personnel and Technicians to enhance their skills in the operation, management, and maintenance of protective structures vital to agricultural productivity.

And because it’s that time of year when Belize’s beautiful and pristine cayes beckon us, and there is nothing more we desire than to have the fresh salty waters on our skin with wind-blown hair as the Caribbean breezes billow through the swaying coconut palm trees, while the southeast winds “yawn” under the brilliant Belizean sun, we are thinking of cooking up some fresh Barracuda fillets (preferably caught by us) and fried in some coconut oil! Whether it’s accompanied with white rice made with coconut milk and stewed red beans for lunch or along with johnny cakes or bun for “tea”, enjoy! 

We would be remiss if we didn’t share with you the true, tried and tested Hot Cross Buns, a staple traditionally enjoyed fresh out of the oven or better yet, fiya haat on Holy Saturday! Hot off the oven along with some Wood and Dunn creamery butter and Dutch cheese and a cup of tea, life can’t be better! Read the steps in our culinary sections, "Recipe of the Month" and "Street Food Series” respectively.

This month, the Port of Miami and the Beacon Council hosted us for a luncheon meeting which I attended, along with my colleagues from the Caribbean Consular Corps of Miami. We discussed the nature of cargo shipping and tourism to and from the Caribbean via the port of Miami and how we can continue to nurture and encourage import/export growth between South Florida and the region. Be sure to see the pictures included in this edition and stay tuned for more news coming from the Caribbean Consular Corps of Miami soon!

Remember our usual invitation to look over the other sections of our newsletter, including Belizeanism of the Month, Landmark Beauty of the Month, Belize and the World, Nature and Sustainability, Belize and the Market, and Travel. #belizeisbeautiful

We invite you to join us in this amazing opportunity to register as a Belizean with the consulate so we can keep you up to date on all the exciting goings-on here. We are also devoted to showcasing and promoting Belizean businesses in both Belize and the United States; therefore, we encourage you to join the Consulate's Belize Business Directory. You only need to submit your information, as described in the section "Belizeans Doing Business with Belizeans", which can be found near the bottom of the newsletter. 



Don't forget to forward this newsletter to family and friends. Your participation is vital in developing stronger ties within the Belizean community. Join us in building a thriving, integrated Belizean diaspora! And remember it is good to be a Belizean! Be sure to always share the good news that Belize is Beautiful!

#Belizeisbeautiful #Belizeansarebeautiful

Warm wishes,

Hon. John Briceño Leads Walk in Orange Walk Town

Prime Minister John Briceño, along with Hon. Kevin Bernard, Hon. Ramon Cervantes, and the Orange Walk Town Council team, visited Orange Walk to show off the work they've done and their commitment to better the lives of every day Belizeans. March is set to be a month of progress with the team that works for everyone! Read More

Prime Minister John Briceño Wngages with Orange Walk's Asian Merchants

Prime Minister John Briceño, alongside the Orange Walk Town Council and by Mayor Laddrick Sheppard, reached out to the Asian merchant community in Orange Walk. The walk highlighted the council's efforts in creating a business-friendly environment supportive of commerce and tourism, putting the people first. Read More

Hon. John Briceño Launched Orange Walk Municipal Elections Manifesto

Prime Minister John Briceño launched the Orange Walk Stay Pan Track Municipal Elections Manifesto, expressing gratitude to the people from the district for their support over the past three years of progress and improvement. Prime Minister Briceño invited them to continue their journey together towards further enhancement of the quality of life for all residents. Read More

Prime Minister Hon. John Briceño visited Belmopan and Assured the National Development Agenda #PlanBelize will Continue to Improve the Quality of Life of its Residents.

As a part of the #StayPanTrack campaign, Hon. John Briceño was in Belmopan to ensure that the national development agenda #PlanBelize will continue to improve the quality of life of its residents. Prime Minister Briceño also recognized the efficiency of the city council municipal team headed by Mayoral Candidate Pablo Cawich. Read More

Hon. John Briceño Signed a EUR 12.6 Million Financing Agreement with the European Union

This agreement, signed by Prime Minister John Briceño and Ambassador of the European Union to Belize Marianne van Steen, reaffirmed the longstanding partnership between the Government of Belize and the European Union. The funds are part of the current EU commitment of EUR 17 million, aimed at supporting Belize in achieving the targets of the #PlanBelize Medium-Term Development Strategy, primarily green growth and regional integration. Read More

Prime Minister John Briceño Cosigned a US$16,638,680 Grant Agreement withthe Republic of China (Taiwan) 

Hon. John Briceño secured funding for the hospital in San Pedro’s Island community by signing a US$16,638,680 grant agreement with bilateral partner and Ambassador of the Republic of China (Taiwan) H. E. Lily Li-Wen Hsu. The new hospital will be an improvement for health and medical services for the entire island community, as well as for tourists and visitors for our number one destination. Read More

Hon. Francis Fonseca Received a High-Level Visit from U.S. Under Secretary, H.E. Urza Zeya

During the meeting, the delegation praised Belize's effective co-chairmanship of the Migration Roundtable and applauded initiatives such as the Amnesty Program.

The discussions emphasized the critical importance of prioritizing issues related to human rights and fostering engagement with civil society. Special attention was given to the imperative of protecting marginalized members of society, underscoring a shared commitment to upholding dignity and fairness for all. Read More

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Welcomed a U.S. Visit on Partnership for Atlantic Cooperation

Сhіеf Ехесutіvе Оffісеr іn thе Міnіѕtrу оf Fоrеіgn Аffаіrѕ аnd Fоrеіgn Тrаdе H.E. Amalia Mai wеlсоmеd Аmbаѕѕаdоr Јеѕѕуе Lареnn, Ѕеnіоr Сооrdіnаtоr fоr thе Раrtnеrѕhір fоr Аtlаntіс Соореrаtіоn (РАС) durіng а vіѕіt tо Веlіzе оrgаnіzеd bу thе Еmbаѕѕу оf thе Unіtеd Ѕtаtеѕ in Belize. Read More

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade and the United Nations Co-Hosted the Third Joint National Steering Committee Meeting

The Government of Belize and the United Nations held the Third Joint National Steering Committee Meeting for the United Nations Multi-Country Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (UNMSDCF) 2022-2026, co-chaired by CEO of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade H.E. Amalia Mai and United Nations Resident Coordinator for Belize Mr. Raul Salazar. Read More

The Consulate''s February Star of the Month is Mr. Fredrick Dixon, a man who has dedicated his entire life to promoting Belize's rich cultural heritage.

Mr. Dixon’s life journey is a testament to his dedication to both his cultural heritage and his passion for music and entertainment. Born in Corozal Town, Belize, on December 28th, 1953, Fredrick embarked on a path that would lead him from the halls of Fletcher College in Belize to the streets of Northern California.

Following his graduation, he started working in a part-time job at a bank while immersing himself in the local music scene. A couple of years later, his life changed completely when he secured a position with a major bank in San Francisco, where he moved with his wife and children.

Despite a small Belizean presence in the Bay Area, Mr. Dixon quickly gathered people from other Caribbean and Central American countries and together they formed the “Bay Area Belizeans”, a social group promoting this cultural exchange.

Fredrick's involvement in the entertainment scene evolved as he performed in numerous local events, including the famous San Francisco Carnival. Through his role as a host, he not only showcased Belizean artists but also introduced audiences to the rich legacy of Caribbean and Latin American music.

With his background, he was approached by a friend to manage a restaurant and nightclub, which soon became a very popular spot in the Bay Area.

His network expanded further when he was invited to join the Consortium for Belizean Development in the United States, affirming his commitment to uplifting his community.



Meanwhile, a career opportunity as a mortgage consultant led him to move to the Monterey Bay Area, where he continued to pursue his passion for music.

In the early 2000s, Mr. Dixon moved to Los Angeles, where he continued to work in the entertainment industry.

Thanks to his experience in the food and restaurant business, he opened a fine dining establishment that gained popularity among both the Belizean community and the public.

In Los Angeles, Mr. Dixon was sworn in as a Justice of the Peace by then-Consul General Mr. Roy Young, and received many awards from the Central American Community.

In recent years, “Fresh Fred Dixon”, as he’s commonly known, returned to Belize to take a well-deserved break, only to face the COVID-19 pandemic and some significant health challenges. Nowadays, he is back in the San Francisco Bay Area with his family, surrounded by his three children and his grandchildren.

Fredrick Dixon reflects on his remarkable journey with gratitude to God for his great mercy and for the countless blessings and the incredible individuals who have touched his life along the way. Without ever abandoning his passion for music, he remains a shining example of resilience and cultural pride.

We are proud to call you our Star of the Month!

#Belizeansdogreatthingswherevertheygo

Tourism Tidbits

Fort George Hotel & Spa has Officially Opened its Doors to uests

This contemporary hotel offers a fresh hospitality experience, aiming to breathe new life into Belize City's historic Fort George area, a popular destination for tourists and cruise passengers.

Originally established in 1953, the Fort George Hotel & Spa has undergone significant redevelopment, with further enhancements planned for later this year. Read More

Trade and Investment Tidbits

Belize Unveils BIBCAP: A Strategic Blueprint for Economic Transformation

The Government of Belize has introduced the Belize Investment and Business Climate Action Plan (BIBCAP), a comprehensive strategy aimed to revitalizing the economy and encouraging investment. Comprising nine key policy pillars, BIBCAP outlines 266 specific actions and sets 67 measurable goals to be achieved by 2030. Read More

Cultural Tidbits

Belize's youth competed in Yucatec Maya Translation Contest

The Northern Maya Association of Belize engages in efforts to revive the Yucatec Maya language through events like 'Let's Translate', held this month in Orange Walk District. The event focuses on a translation and pronunciation challenge, with the supervision of fluent Maya speakers and writers who interact with the panel of judges. Read More

Mule Park was built in 1912 as a resting place for mules belonging to the merchants doing business on the nearby streets. The park became a popular place for people to meet up. At one time, there were three big cannons in the park, two from the famed Battle of St. George's Caye in 1798 and a third from World War I, honoring the brave Belizeans who fought and gave their lives in that war. Mule Park sits in the heart of Belize City as a monument to Belize's rich history. #Belizeisbeautiful

“Mek de man weh loose tiger tie am back.”

Literally: Let the man who untied the tiger tie it again.

Meaning: Let those who create a problem solve it. 

• Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing Inaugurates the Haulover Bridge for Vehicular Traffic Read More

• Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Environment Signs Agreement with Taiwan ICDF for Extension of Sheep and Goat Project Phase II Read More

• Ministry of Economic Development Attends 37^th IDB Governor’s Meeting in Antigua, Guatemala Read More

• Ministry of Human Development Hosts Heart of Gold Campaign to Promote Foster Care Read More



• Міnіѕtrу оf Аgrісulturе, Fооd Ѕесurіtу аnd Еntеrрrіѕе Partners with САRІСОМ Dеvеlорmеnt Fund for Аdvаnсеd Тrаіnіng Рrоgrаm fоr Ехtеnѕіоn Реrѕоnnеl аnd Тесhnісіаnѕ Read More

• Belize Assumes Presidency of COCESNA Read More

• Belize Engages with Universal Periodic Review Process for Human Rights Council Read More

• Toledo Agriculture Department, UNICEF, and Ministry of Health and Wellness Collaborate on Cash Plus Nutrition Project Read More

• Ministry of Rural Transformation and UNICEF partner to enhance Rural Water Access in Stann Creek and Toled Read More

• FFB General Secretary Attends FIFA Diploma in Football Law Course in Switzerland Read More



• Belize hosts Brittany Mahomes’ cover shoot for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Magazine Read More

• Tokyo Animation Lecturer Inspires Belizean Enthusiasts Read More

• Ministry of Rural Transformation, Community Development, Labour, and Local Government of Belize has Announced the Call for Nominations for the World Water Day Award 2024 Read More

• Belize partners with Stanford University, IDB for Natural Resource Monetization Project Read More

• Ministry of Agriculture Meets with Representatives of Participatory Integrated Climate Services for Agriculture in Belize Read More

• Ministry of Agriculture Supports Healthy Living Initiative in Bullet Tree Village Read More

• Pomona Digital Connect Centre Opened Read More

• Toledo District Embarks on Sugarcane Season and Copalli Rum Earns International Recognition Read More

• Empowering the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs: Belize Participates in 2024 YLAI Fellowship Program Read More

• Avanti Introduces New Belize FIT Products, e-Brochure, Webinar Attracting Adventure and Eco-Tourism Read More

• Best Time to Visit Belize in 2024 Read More

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• Nine Best Resorts in Belize for Couples Read More



• 13 Best All-inclusive Resorts in Belize Read More

Hon. Francis Fonseca, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade, Education, Culture, Science, and Technology joined regional leaders and special invited guests this week at the Opening Ceremony of the 46th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) in Guyana.

The vibrant culture of Belize was front and center with the Garifuna Collective Band present at the opening ceremonies, joining other talented singers, drummers, and dancers from across the Caribbean in delivering a lively and captivating performance for all of the CARICOM officials.

Members of the Caribbean Consular Corps of Miami were invited to tour the PortMiami and attend a meeting hosted by the Miami Dade Beacon Council and PortMiami. The meeting was meant to help strengthen trade and strategic partnerships between the Caribbean and Miami-Dade County.

Fried Barracuda Steaks

Source: https://belizenewspost.com/

Ingredients:



4 barracuda steaks, about 1-inch thick (fillets also work great)

1 cup all-purpose flour

1 teaspoon salt

1/2 teaspoon black pepper

1/2 teaspoon paprika

1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper (optional)

1/2 cup vegetable oil

2 limes, cut into wedges

Method:

In a shallow dish, mix the flour, salt, black pepper, paprika, and cayenne pepper (if using) until well combined. Rinse the barracuda steaks under cold water and pat them dry with paper towels. Heat the vegetable oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat until shimmering.

Dredge the barracuda steaks in the seasoned flour, coating them evenly on both sides. Shake off any excess flour before placing it in the skillet. Fry the barracuda steaks for 4-5 minutes per side, or until they are golden brown and cooked through. The internal temperature should reach 145°F (63°C) when tested with a meat thermometer.

Use a slotted spatula to transfer the fried barracuda steaks to a paper towel-lined plate to drain any excess oil. Serve the Belizean fried barracuda steaks immediately with lime wedges on the side for squeezing over the top. Pair with your favorite Belizean side dishes, such as rice and beans or a fresh salad, for a complete and satisfying meal.

Alternative ingredient options:

• For a gluten-free option, use a gluten-free flour blend instead of all-purpose flour.
• Substitute vegetable oil with coconut oil for a more authentic Belizean flavor.
• Use lemon wedges instead of lime wedges for a slightly different citrus flavor.

Serving suggestions:

Serve with a side of rice and beans, fried plantains, or a fresh salad to complete the meal. Pair with a cold Belikin beer or a fruity rum punch for a refreshing drink.

Belizean Hot Cross Buns

Source: https://belizenewspost.com/

INGREDIENTS:

2 tablespoons yeast

1/2 cup lukewarm water

1 teaspoon sugar

1/2 stick butter, softened or blue bonnet margarine

1/2 to 3/4 cup sugar, white or brown

2 teaspoons cinnamon

1/4 teaspoon nutmeg

1/2 teaspoon cloves

1 teaspoon salt

1 cup milk, heated until very hot (evaporated milk or coconut milk can be used)

2 eggs, lightly beaten

4 to 4 1/2 cups flour

1 cup raisins and 1/4 mixed peel, soaked in hot water or Caribbean rum

Icing Ingredients:

1 cup confectioners’ sugar, sifted

1 1/2 tablespoons milk

1/4 teaspoon vanilla

Method:

Prepare the Yeast

In a small bowl, mix the yeast in lukewarm water with sugar and let rise for 10 minutes. If the yeast turns bubbly and frothy, it is working. If not, start over.

Mix the Dough

In a large bowl, combine butter, sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and salt. Stir scalded milk into the butter mixture and let it cool until lukewarm.

Add the yeast mixture and eggs, lightly beaten. Gradually beat in 3 1/2 to 4 cups flour or enough to make a soft dough, and incorporate raisins and mixed peel. Knead the dough for 10 minutes until it is soft and elastic. Add more flour if the dough is too sticky. Lightly butter the top of the dough and let it rise, covered in a warm place for 1 1/2 hours or until it is double in bulk.

Punch down the dough and cut off pieces that are large enough to shape into balls about 2″ in diameter. Arrange the balls on a buttered baking sheet so they touch one another and let them rise, covered in a warm place, for about 45 minutes or until they are double in bulk.

With the blunt edge of a knife, mark each bun with a cross, and brush the buns with an egg white lightly beaten (optional). Bake the buns for 20 to 25 minutes or until they are golden at 400 F or 200 C and transfer them to a cooling rack.

In a small bowl, combine confectioners’ sugar, sifted, 1 tablespoon of milk, and vanilla. Drizzle the glaze over the buns, forming a cross, while they are still slightly warm. Glaze while still warm with hot syrup. Enjoy!

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Prime Minister Briceño's Latest Statement on the ICJ

On September 26, as Prime Minister Briceño addressed the Protocol Session of the (OAS), he reiterated the important role the organization has played in not only for the territorial dispute between Guatemala and Belize but in relations among all Member States. 

I emphasized our hope for a peaceful solution to the Guatemala Belize matter currently at the ICJ, where Belize is allowed to maintain the integrity of all its borders.

On June 3rd during the sitting of the House of Representatives, Prime Minister John Briceño announced that Belize delivered its counter-memorial to the Registrar of the International Court of Justice in The Hague. Belize’s counter-memorial makes a robust defense of Belize’s sovereignty over its entire territory including islands and the pertaining maritime areas under international law. 

Following the timetable announced by the Court, which was amended as a result of the pandemic, Guatemala submitted its memorial on December 8, 2020, and is due to submit its reply to Belize’s counter-memorial in December 2022. Belize will then have until June 2023 to submit its rejoinder, after which the Court will set a date for the oral hearings. Briceño says that the hearing is expected to possibly be held by 2024.

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