Iran war, high fuel prices and tourism slowdown put US midterms on Belize’s radar
Americans will vote in midterm elections on Nov 3, a contest that could affect the duration of the conflict with Iran. The Pentagon has said the war has already cost at least $47.1 billion. Rising diesel prices in the United States are part of the economic backdrop. Belize’s tourism sector is experiencing a slowdown. Belize officials say the outcome of the US vote matters for the country’s own economy. They are watching the election closely because changes in US policy could influence aid and trade. The article was published by Breaking Belize News.
By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Americans go to the polls on November 3 in midterm elections that could shape how long the war on Iran lasts, and Belize has a stake in the outcome. The Pentagon has confirmed the war has cost at least US$47.1 billion so far. In the US, diesel now averages […] The post Iran war, high fuel prices and tourism slowdown put US midterms on Belize’s radar appeared first on Belize News and Opinion on www.breakingbelizenews.com .