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Gov’t proposes licensing framework for online broadcasters

Summary by Jamaica Gleaner
BELMOPAN (CMC): Prime Minister John Briceño has defended Belize’s proposed Broadcasting Bill, arguing that it is intended to regulate revenue-generating online news platforms rather than restrict free expression. The legislation, which remains in the consultation phase, would require certain social media-based news operators to meet standards similar to those applied to established media houses.

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Gov’t proposes licensing framework for online broadcasters

BELMOPAN (CMC): Prime Minister John Briceño has defended Belize’s proposed Broadcasting Bill, arguing that it is intended to regulate revenue-generating online news platforms rather than restrict free expression. The legislation, which remains in the consultation phase, would require certain social media-based news operators to meet standards similar to those applied to established media houses.

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Jamaica Gleaner broke the news in Jamaica on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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