Honduras
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I have been reading about the 300 plus prisoners that died in the fire, The article mentioned that Honduras has the highest murder rate in the world. Rob, is this like Mexico? Drug cartels--mostly in the cities? Is travel safe? Are the police good cops--are you safe saying anything on line?
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#12
  Re: Honduras by Old Bay (I have been reading ...)
I've been wondering the same thing, Bill - What a catastrophe
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#13
  Re: Honduras by Old Bay (I have been reading ...)
I, too, was going to start this topic but held off because of Rob. I read the same thing you read, and it startled and concerned me. Frightening.


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#14
  Re: Re: Honduras by pjcooks (I, too, was going to...)
The last count I heard on the local news was 362. Very sad.

Lots of drugs and gangs - especially in Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula, but not as bad where I am.

Mostly, as with just about anywhere else, if you don't do anything stupid, you'll probably be okay. Don't go around wearing a lot of jewelry, don't walk through the streets late at night, etc., etc., etc.
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#15
  Re: Re: Honduras by labradors (The last count I hea...)
It's very sad. Be safe!
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#16
  Re: Re: Honduras by Harborwitch (It's very sad. Be s...)
Thanks.
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#17
  Re: Re: Honduras by labradors (Thanks....)
I can't imagine! Stay safe, my friend!

BTW, do I need to worry about my mom traveling to Guatemala next month?
Daphne
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#18
  Re: Re: Honduras by Gourmet_Mom (I can't imagine! St...)
Probably a lot depends on where your mom is staying, Daphne. Most resorts are gated and have security.
Maryann

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#19
  Re: Re: Honduras by Mare749 (Probably a lot depen...)
They'll be building two "houses" in the countryside. I'm not sure exactly where. It's a mission trip.
Daphne
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#20
  Re: Re: Honduras by Gourmet_Mom (They'll be building ...)
Oh, sorry, I just don't know what to say about that.
Maryann

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