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Belizean Studies, Vol. 30, No. 2

Foreword Several generations of Belizeans in the decades before and since Independence have had to consider the implications of Guatemala’s Claim. First, the claim combined with threats of invasion served as an obstacle to Belize achieving its independence in timely course.
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