Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Could today’s growing frustration spark the kind of mass protest Belize witnessed in 2005? We put that question to Union Senator Glenfield Dennison, asking whether organized labor and the wider public could once again unite against the government. Dennison reminded us that the historic 2005 demonstrations did not erupt overnight. They grew from months of mounting anger over several national issues. And he believes today’s economic and political pressures may be creating conditions for a similar groundswell.
Could today’s growing frustration spark the kind of mass protest Belize witnessed in 2005? We put that question to Union Senator Glenfield Dennison, asking whether organized labor and the wider public could once again unite against the government. Dennison reminded us that the historic 2005 demonstrations did not erupt overnight. They grew from months of mounting anger over several national issues. And he believes today’s economic and political pressures may be creating conditions for a similar groundswell.
