I’ve been collecting dozens of articles on the situation next door, but I’ve dropped all those because this one seems to have the most rational approach to the subject. Carlos is a Guatemalan currently in the US, but has some insight readers might appreciate it, so stop by.
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July 3rd, 2009 at 3:27 pm
Mark,
Thanks for the reference!
July 4th, 2009 at 8:31 am
Not the best article I’ve read, but these two points are spot on and are causing me to lose a lot of sleep at night.
“el pueblo hondureño, que se ha polarizado a niveles que fácilmente podrían desembocar en violencia fratricida.”
“ha sido dañada la democracia hondureña que todos dicen defender.”
The next few days and weeks will be very tense. In a fight where there are no good guys the people end up paying the price, again.
In the mid 90’s, when things in Guate were starting to look up a friend said to me “Well, What are they going to do to screw it up this time.” A few days later a horrible event happened and the tourists cleared out the next day.
I feel that we’ve been down this road so many times and just hope for a peaceful resolution. Is that too much to ask?