Love to wipe oil, the president sells drugs, the bridge is built, but the river runs away, and the daughter-in-law can still take it out and sell it if she doesn't look good.
Honduran President Castro said she had instructed Foreign Minister Reina to take charge of formal diplomatic relations with China. There will be only 13 so-called "diplomatic relations" left in Wanwan.
In the Age of Discovery, Columbus came, named Honduras, "The Abyss". He said: I seem to see the abyss. Well! What an abyss!
Honduras is a Central American country (neither large nor small), with an area of only 110,000 square kilometers (not much from mainland Jiangsu) and a population of 10.221 million (2022). Indo-European mestizos account for 90 per cent, followed by 7 per cent Indians, 2 per cent African and 1 per cent Europeans. Honduras is still "poor", with a per capita GDP of only $2,800, ranking 128th in the world
It was once one of the centers of the Mayan civilization and created the mysterious Mayan culture.
Favorite head oil
It used to be rumored that Hondurans don't like to wear shoes when they go out, but in fact, 99% of Hondurans wear shoes when they go out. Like all Latin Americans, 80% of Hondurans like to put hairspray on their hair, except for the 20% with bald heads.
President drug trafficking
Honduras has a poor security situation, where drugs are prevalent and known as the kingdom of drugs. Former Honduran President Hernandez was wanted by the Americans because of drug trafficking charges, and in 2022, he was caught and tried in the United States. Similar scandals have occurred frequently in the past few decades, with four or five presidents who have been hammered or funded by drug lords, not to mention the president's subordinates:
The former vice president opened a bank to launder drug money
The former PNTL Chief personally led the drug escort
Even the military sends weapons to drug dealers
One-stop service, all of them are talents!
The bridge was built, but the river ran
Honduras is located in Central America and is often hit by hurricanes, which cause the Choluteca River to constantly rise and bridges over the river are often destroyed!
Although the bridge was repaired again and again, it was destroyed each time.
Finally, they paid their salt and hired Japan's top architect to build a new Choluteca Bridge!
However, in 1998, just after the completion of the new Choluteca Bridge, Honduras suffered the most devastating tropical storm in the Atlantic that year, Storm Mitch, which peaked at 290km/h. The houses and roads around the New Joluteca Bridge were also washed away, but surprisingly, the New Joluteca Bridge was not destroyed!
But the Choluteca River turned out to be diverted.
The new river channel perfectly bypasses the bridge, and it is not far from this bridge, "not very harmful, extremely insulting"!
Selling daughter-in-law
The Honduran custom is even more bizarre, which is to "sell daughters-in-law". In some villages and towns in northwestern Honduras, men can "leave" their wives and take them to the bazaar for auction or exchange them for other people's wives. The wife who is bought can be auctioned again. This somewhat intimidating folklore is also a Mayan legacy. The Maya killed all captured male captives and sacrificed to the gods, while women could be used as wives or exchanged. The government is helpless about this deep-rooted practice. Nowadays, according to the law, such transactions can only be held in the prescribed "human gathering", and the fair can only be held every 3 months.