Headline News Golpe in Honduras! Belize has joined the voices of condemnation of Sunday’s coup d’état against elected Honduran president, Manuel Zelaya Rosales, who was ousted from his presidential home and exiled to Costa Rica in his pajamas, early Sunday morning, after Honduran military officers stormed his residence. advertisment   Top Stories “Nolle prosequi” agaaain? Two more accused murderers walk... The case against two accused murderers has gone down the now famous route of “nolle prosequi,” as this morning, Crown Counsel Trienia Young was forced to call it quits and enter a nolle prosequi in the Supreme Court of Justice Adolph Lucas. view full story Red flags for De La Fuente’s Pharmacy? Some prices outlined in KHMH preliminary audit “absolutely unjustifiable and unsustainable.” Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Hon. Dean Barrow told Amandala today that he is calling on the Board of Directors of the Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital (KHMH) to act immediately against the person or persons who oversaw purchases of supplies from the private sector that were made at “absolutely unjustifiable and unsustainable prices,” absent a good explanation from them. view full story Placement of Belize Barrier Reef on World Heritage danger list “a wakeup call,” says Belize Prime Minister It’s official. The World Heritage Committee meeting in Seville, Spain, from June 22 to June 30, has decided that the Belize Barrier Reef System, inscribed 13 years ago as a World Heritage Site, must be added to the list of World Heritage in Danger. view full story Infant dies during surgery; was he beaten to death? Orange Walk police have detained a “person of interest” as they continue to investigate the death of Ezekiel Tejeda, a toddler of Tower Hill village outside of Orange Walk Town. Tejeda, age 2, was taken to the Northern Regional Hospital in town around 4:00 p.m. on June 26, suffering from cardio pulmonary arrest. view full story Parents can get a refund, says SJC president’s office SJC makes counter-allegations against Minister of Education... Information reaching Amandala today from the Office of the President of St. John’s College, Frank Garbutt, indicates that “Effective [Tuesday] June 30, 2009, parents who have paid school fees in full at St. John’s College may receive refunds on the increased portion of their fees from the finance officer during regular working hours.” view full story