National Assembly, Legislative building in Belize
The National Assembly of Belize is the supreme law-making institution in the country.
Inaugurated on December 31, 1963, the National Assembly predates Belize's independence from the United Kingdom.
The architecture of the National Assembly reflects Belize's colonial history and heritage.
Guided tours of the National Assembly are available for those interested in Belizean governance.
The National Assembly building features a distinctive red-roofed design inspired by ancient Mayan structures.
Inception: December 31, 1963
Website: nationalassembly.gov.bz
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The National Assembly of Belize is the supreme law-making institution in the country.
The National Assembly Building of Belize is an iconic edifice situated in the nation's capital, Belmopan.
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