yes, and she will likely be the next dictator as they are moving to throw out the Constitution and go the way of Venezuela. I cry for my in-law's country....very glad we aren't there now.
she is the wife of Mel Zelaya. Zelaya ran off with every last penny in the treasury. The problems are about to get much worse.
which sucks for that country.....because just like Juan Orlando Hernandez, the Zelaya's are well known in drug trafficking circles. El Chapo gave Mel Zelaya a private airplane as a payment for letting him go through the country unchecked.
the new one really won't be that much better; it is close to where the old one was. There is a very tall mountainous area in Tegucigalpa. It isn't smart to have an airport in that area, even with it being the country's political capital. San Pedro Sula is much flatter, closer to the ocean and is easier to navigate. The area of Tegus has a very tall mountain range, has wind and nasty weather pretty often.
absolutely. However, the losers are always the people.
insightcrime.org
www.univision.com
And that's different from Hernandez how? Organized crime has deep tentacles into every political party in the country. Hernandez was involved in drug trafficking and money laundering schemes himself. It's not changing anything in Honduras, since that money is in every political pocket.absolutely. However, the losers are always the people.
I have pictures of me in company with Honduran politicians. They are dirtbags of the highest order. I was pretty innocent when I was younger, but as time went by my eyes opened up and I avoid them like the plague.
Here is a good article in English
WikiLeaks: Zelaya and Organized Crime
The U.S. cable with several references to organized crime's ties to former Honduran President Mel Zelaya is a tantalizing document on many levels, mostly because of the casual way in which then outgoing Ambassador Charles A. Ford describes the relationship, as if it were common knowledge.
Honduran president was sent $250,000 bribe from drug traffickers, according to witness in New York trial
Devis Leonel Rivera Maradiaga, a powerful former drug trafficker and leader of 'Los Cachiros,' told the court that he paid bribes totaling $750,000 to Hernandez's sister as well as the future vice president. (Leer en español)
yes, I most certainly was pointing out that both sides and some others threw in are deeply corrupt and involved in drug trafficking.
Yes, they all are deep.
They have to wait until there actually is one. So far, it hasn't materialized. Although, I have to wonder will she extradite her husband too?
