Humanitarian Logistics: A ship carrying 1,700 tons of food and basic supplies collected in Mexico and Belize has docked in Havana, as Cuba battles severe blackouts and shortages amid U.S. energy blockade and sanctions. Public Health Policy: PAHO/WHO convened Caribbean nutritionists, NCD focal points and legal drafters in Barbados to push sodium reduction targets and policies to eliminate industrially produced trans fats. Governance & Workplace Safety: Belize’s OSH Bill, 2025, was delayed again in the Senate, with lawmakers asked to submit questions in writing after a second meeting was cancelled. Agriculture & Trade: Mexico renewed tariff relief for Belizean cattle exports, extending a suspension of the 15% import tariff that supports producers after New World screwworm disruptions. Aviation & Drones: The Belize National UAS Industry Association says drone regulations are being rushed and consultation was cut short, raising uncertainty for operators. Energy & Industry: Government introduced a bill to rename the DFC as the Development Bank of Belize, while also moving to invest about $73M in BEL via share purchase. Environment & Construction: A six-month moratorium on mining and dredging in Placencia Lagoon and Ambergris Caye aims to let habitats recover. Tourism & Connectivity: BermudAir announced winter expansion adding Belize among new routes, as Belize seeks to replace lost budget carrier capacity. Animal Health Threat: Belize is cited in the wider regional spread of New World screwworm, with Texas confirming a first U.S. case and raising livestock risk.