We don't want anything for "free".
Belize Free Internet Consortium (BFIC) is a grassroots organization dedicated to promoting free use of internet services in Belize. We recognize the momentum has shifted in Belize towards limiting certain types of communication and this concerns us greatly.
We want to ensure that each Belize Internet user has reasonable access to all forms of Internet communication, including VoIP, IM Chat, WebCams, Streaming Audio/Video and Satellite Internet Systems.
Belize is considered a "free" country, with a free democracy, freedom of speech, freedom of press and most of all, freedom to communicate. This site is dedicated to keeping it that way.
January 1, 2007 at 3:25 pm |
I am trying to reach Keith Swift by email to talk with him. Can you forward this message to him and ask him to write to me regarding my impending visit to Belize in February. I have lost his email address and need help in finding him!
Thanks…Judith A. Wallace
May 26, 2007 at 7:15 am |
It has come to my attention as a Belizean living abroad that belize is in a state of caios.
I turn to Krem radio through http://www.belizeweb.com. To be informed about the situation going on in the country and other news details. However since today they have been removed from that websight. So unfortunately for me and many other belizeans We wont have that pleasure any more. What Im trying to request is for you guys to create a wave for them to be on your sight so we belizeans abraod can still tune in and participate on there radio station. Shutting them up is more than just personal, to me. I turn to that radio station as a ritual to be informed about whats going on In the country of Belize.
May 26, 2007 at 7:15 am |
Please help! Krem need to be accessible to the belizeans living abraod.
December 14, 2007 at 2:21 pm |
Sailing in the Cayes I am picking up a very strong signal for “Free Public Wifi.” However, when I try log in, nothing happens. Can anyone hel?
October 22, 2009 at 9:06 pm |
Now if only we get to the Germans. ,