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Comments: Seismic trails cut by U.S. oil firm in Belizean national park used by illegal loggers


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Robin, I am sad to say that almost every time I read the Belize news it makes me worried sick. This is not the Belize and the type of goverment we now have I once knew and dreamed off. Belizeans were always proud of Belize and our heritage. The things that are happening in Belize is frightening, especially when the goverment is a part of the problem. We may think that there won't be consequences for this kind of behavior. I can assure you that our children and grand children will suffer in the future.Robin, I am so disappointed in our goverment, please keep us inform,God bless you.

Francisco Enriquez

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