Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Белізько-гватемальська територіальна суперечка" in Ukrainian language version.
...Guatemala sought material compensation and access to the sea which it never received and, consequently, in 1884 it denounced the [1859] Treaty
The crack in the Latin American support for Guatemala first appeared ... at the Summit Meeting of the Non- Aligned Countries held in Colombo, Sri Lanka in August 1976. Belize had been invited as a special guest, and was given special status in the Movement. ... Although Panama had been previously committed in a signed declaration of Central American countries to support Guatemala's claim, General Torrijos became convinced of the justice of the Belizean struggle for Independence...
Without expressly recognising British sovereignty over the territory, Mexico granted legitimacy to the existence of the British colony in the Yucatán Peninsula. As for territorial limits, both sides took the Rio Hondo as their natural boundary and based the demarcation on the 1859 Anglo-Guatemalan treaty.
... examine the area where a 13-year-old Guatemalan boy was killed by another Belizean patrol on April 20.
However, Spanish attacks continued [after the 1786 Convention of London] until a decisive victory was won by settlers, with British naval support, in the Battle of St. George's Caye in 1798.[Архівовано 2020-02-24 у Wayback Machine.]
But with a definitive ruling not expected until next year, or possibly later...
A significant milestone in that dialogue was achieved on September 7, 2005, when the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of both countries met right here in this very house to sign the Agreement on a Framework for Negotiations and Confidence‐Building Measures ...
Without expressly recognising British sovereignty over the territory, Mexico granted legitimacy to the existence of the British colony in the Yucatán Peninsula. As for territorial limits, both sides took the Rio Hondo as their natural boundary and based the demarcation on the 1859 Anglo-Guatemalan treaty.
However, Spanish attacks continued [after the 1786 Convention of London] until a decisive victory was won by settlers, with British naval support, in the Battle of St. George's Caye in 1798.[Архівовано 2020-02-24 у Wayback Machine.]
Without expressly recognising British sovereignty over the territory, Mexico granted legitimacy to the existence of the British colony in the Yucatán Peninsula. As for territorial limits, both sides took the Rio Hondo as their natural boundary and based the demarcation on the 1859 Anglo-Guatemalan treaty.
But Guatemala in 2013 froze the required referendum process ...
