Preface
Human trafficking is illegal in most countries around the world, but in Honduras, human trafficking is very common.
And the object of the sale is their own daughter-in-law, but this is not the most bizarre, the most bizarre thing is that this country has started a war with another country because of a football game, what is going on?
The most dangerous country
Honduras is known as "one of the most dangerous countries in the world" in Latin America, and on September 15, 1921, the country successfully gained independence from Spain.
However, after independence, Honduras did not usher in a stable life of its own, and the number of coups d'état in this country was like drinking water.
As of 1978, there have been 139 coups d'état in Honduras, and Honduras was only 157 years old at that time.
What is this concept? It's like a coup d'état every other year or so, so the president of this country is a high-risk profession, and you may just become president and be overthrown not long after.
The prolonged turmoil has made this country, which is not wealthy, even more turbulent, and the key point is that in this country, the president will even collude with the gangsters.
Under such circumstances, there is a lot of room for the development of gangsters in Honduras, and the people living in Honduras are living in dire straits.
Usually, if the gang asks them for protection money, they don't dare not give it at all, because if they really don't give it, their lives will be lost, but they still have a way to escape the gang and ask for money, and that is to join them.
So the number of Honduran gangsters, that's increasing, and not only that, the gangs have a lot of drugs, guns, and at night, Honduras is even more dangerous.
Many people are afraid to go out at night, and there is a set of statistics that clearly shows how dangerous it is to be in this country, and the murder rate in Honduras remained high in the five years from 2010 to 2014.
If you count carefully, in Honduras, every day there are people on the 20th who die because of murder, and as for the security of Honduras, the problem is even greater.
In Honduras, it is better to see the police and ask them for help, because the police in Honduras are very corrupt.
So under such circumstances, what good life can the people of Honduras have? Being born in Honduras means that they will be in turmoil for the rest of their lives.
But if it's a boy, their future life will be better, and if they were born in Honduras and are still a woman, then they will be greeted with a difficult start to hell.
Buying and selling daughters-in-law
The status and status of women in Honduras is very low, to what extent? It is the level to which they can be bought and sold freely, and a family can sell girls when their daughters are young.
If a girl grows up and marries a man, then the girl is considered to be another man's property, not only does the housework in the house take care of everything, but if the husband is unhappy, he can even divorce his wife directly.
However, for those women, this is already a better ending, because ordinary men will not choose this option, because it is "not very cost-effective".
They could have taken their wives to the bazaar, sold them, or exchanged them with other husbands, and in that case, they had a new wife.
If both parties to the exchange are satisfied, then the two parties will make a deal and bring the exchanged wives back to their respective homes, and if the man who exchanged wives is very old, the wives will not be able to say a word.
In other words, even if they say it, no one will choose to listen, and their custom has been passed down for a long time, and it can be regarded as a legacy of Mayan civilization.
When the Mayans were in battle, they would capture some captives, for them, the only use of male captives was to kill the sacrifice gods, and if it was a female captive, it would be somewhat useful, that is, to stay and reproduce.
If you are not satisfied with your wife, you can exchange it, because this custom has been circulating for too long, even if the government wants to abolish it, or improve it, it can't do it.
So the government provided them with a place for them to exchange wives, and if they did exchange wives, they had to do so once every three months on a specific occasion prescribed by the government, usually such an occasion.
And those women may have to face multiple exchanges in their lives, so in Honduras, there are many children who do not know who their biological mother or biological father is.
In addition to this custom, Honduras is also at war with its neighbors because of a football match.
Football wars
It all started in the 1970 FIFA Cup qualifiers, when Honduras and neighbouring El Salvador met in qualifying, and they both wanted to qualify.
After all, there were only two places in Central America at that time, and because Mexico was the host, it occupied one, and the other needed a few remaining countries to grab it.
So the two countries had three matchups, the first duel started in Honduras, I didn't expect the fans of Honduras to go directly to the door of the Salvadoran players to sing and dance.
In such a noisy environment, the Salvadoran players could not sleep at all, so they were not in good spirits the next day, and in the end they also lost the game.
The second game was in El Salvador, which allowed the Salvadoran fans to seize the opportunity, and they began to go to the Honduran players' hotel to make trouble.
Naturally, the Honduran players did not play well, so the nationals of the two countries reached the point of incompatibility, so the third game was played in Mexico.
Now it's okay, it's not their own country, the two fans are enemies when they meet, and they are very red-eyed, these two groups of people actually fought, Mexico, as the host, does not dare to let the people of these two countries have an accident in their own country.
So Mexico sent a lot of military police to maintain order, and after the game officially began, the two sides went back and forth, but in the end, it was El Salvador who won the game.
When a Honduran female fan learned about the incident, she committed suicide because she couldn't stand it, and the government also attended the girl's funeral.
Later, the two countries began to expel their own people, who belonged to each other, in a very tragic way, and then the two countries began to break off diplomatic relations and went to war.
On July 14, 1969, El Salvador took the lead, and Honduras also used color, but the weapons of the two countries were not very high-precision.
On July 18, with the mediation of the United States and other countries, the two countries began to formally stop the war, and as for the result of the football match, the four countries formed a group together.
Among them were the Soviet Union, Mexico, Belgium and El Salvador, who did not score a single goal in the group stage and were eliminated!