...against the backdrop of a deeply cynical electorate, I sensed that people wanted to hear the views and opinions of their
leaders, not just giving an interview during a scandal or a crisis, but arguing, reasoning, debating for the benefit of the public...

By Godfrey Smith on Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Belizean politicians know that party manifestos at present do not play any significant role in influencing the electorate one way or the other. The traditional thinking has been to not give the opponent too much time to one-up each other’s manifesto ideas or too much time to punch holes into it.
 

 

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