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Not a Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

July 28th, 2010 · No Comments

Throughout the night, people in a Tegucigalpa neighborhood heard the screaming, they thought, of a cat.

Tired of hearing the persistent noise, a La Travesía neighbor checked around the area for the source of the annoying sounds. Peering upon a neighbor’s roof, the shocked person saw a newborn infant, wrapped in sheets. The baby still had its umbilical cord in tact.

The alarmed villagers called the National Police, and the baby, only hours old, was admitted to the emergency room of the Mother and Child (Materno Infantil) Hospital in the Honduran capital.

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Toronto vs. Motagua Tonight

July 28th, 2010 · No Comments

Amado Guevara is joined by fellow prominent Honduran internationals Iván Guerrero, Emilio Izaguirre, Sergio Mendoza, and Georgie Welcome in tonight’s CONCACAF preliminary round game. Those stars are joined by a series of young players that have helped Motagua move beyond their disappointing eighth place finish in last year’s Clausura. Also playing are the likes of 19-year-old midfielder Ronald Martínez and 20-year-old defender Esdra Padilla, leading a group of prospects that have help Motagua regain their place along side Olimpia and Marathón – Honduras’s elite.

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Honduran Fruit Business Picking Up

July 27th, 2010 · No Comments

A delegation of 30 Dutch businessmen plan to arrive in Honduras the first week of September to establish business ties with Honduran domestic producers.

The Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Juan Carlos Ordóñez, met with the consul of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Florentius Kluck, wherein they finalized details of the visit.

The horticultural production in the Netherlands and other European countries does not currently cover all the demand for fruits and vegetables. Holland is therefore seeking new markets from which to import these agricultural products.

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