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April 5, 2024
The circumstances surrounding an upset within the San Ignacio/Santa Elena Town Council are still being ascertained, but tonight,
February 7, 2024
San Ignacio/Santa Elena Mayor, Earl Trapp reportedly overstepped his authority when he gave permission for a business to
October 4, 2023
Mayor Earl Trapp has been serving as the Mayor of the twin towns of San Ignacio/Santa Elena since
July 4, 2023
Mayor of the Twin Towns Earl Trapp has broken his silence on the incident surrounding the termination of
July 1, 2023
A family feud has spilled over into the San Ignacio/Santa Elena Town Council as the father of Mayor
March 6, 2021
Mar 5, 2021 A Wrap Up of Municipal Elections 2021 The Peopleโs United Party served the United Democratic Party a major defeat in the 2021 Municipal Elections. The P.U.P. went from controlling three full councils to majority control of all nine. The U.D.P. was left with only two seats in the west where the P.U.P., after many years, was able to make dent in the red hills of the towns by securing five councilor seats.ย As our wrap up of the municipal elections, we take a cursory look a...
March 5, 2021
Mar 4, 2021 Earl Trapp That twinkle of red was Mayor Earl Trapp and U.D.P. councillor Bernadette Fernandez. Fernandez narrowly made the cut by ten votes while Mayor Trapp won over the P.U.P.โs Ramon โMonchiโ Quiroz by twenty-four votes. The five other councillors are from the P.U.P. slate. Even before the new mixed council took office today, on Wednesday night during his victory speech, Mayor Trapp spoke of how he intends to deal with the obvious differences between the mayor and...
January 21, 2021
A Maya monument was recently completed in Santa Elena Town by the San Ignacio and Santa Elena Town Council. It forms part of the Twin Townโs Tour where visitors will be encouraged to stay overnight. The Town Council based in San Ignacio plans to build more monuments in honor of other ethnic groups such as the Garifuna and the East Indian. But the COVID-19 pandemic has shelved any plan for an active local tourism season at least for the next six months. Mayor Earl Trapp Jr. tells The Guardian ...