By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Opposition Leader Tracy Panton is highlighting the United Democratic Party’s municipal election preparations following visits to Corozal and Orange Walk.
In a statement, Panton thanked supporters in both districts and reaffirmed her commitment to leading the UDP as it organizes its nine municipal slates.
She said travelling across Belize has provided opportunities to hear directly from residents about their concerns, priorities and expectations.
Panton described her leadership role as both an honour and a responsibility, saying she intends to approach it with humility and determination.
The UDP leader also outlined several areas she wants the party to emphasize, including democratic values, stronger communities, economic opportunities and improvements in living standards.
She argued that political leadership should be measured by its willingness to listen to citizens and deliver results.
Panton placed particular emphasis on community participation, encouraging residents to engage with their neighbours and support initiatives addressing local needs.
Her message also focused on party unity as the UDP continues its municipal preparations.
The Opposition Leader said the party’s supporters in Corozal and Orange Walk have encouraged her to continue meeting communities and promoting the UDP’s agenda.
Panton’s statement did not announce specific municipal policy proposals or identify the individual candidates on the nine slates.
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