Honduras

there are so many things to do in honduras. First you can go to Copan to see the amazing ruins, you can go to Tegucigalpa (the capital) but my favorite is to go to Roatan most beautiful place ever ... you can even go there on a cruise :)

Rhonaldio is from Honduras. He is famous for soccer/football.

Yes. "In September of 2005, Wal-Mart acquired more than a 33 percent interest in Central American Retail Holding Company (CARHCO) from the Dutch retailer Royal Ahold NV. In March 2006, Wal-Mart increased its interest to 51 percent and the CARHCO name became Wal-Mart Centroamérica. Wal-Mart Centroamérica is the region's largest retailer, with stores in Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The current President and CEO of Wal-Mart Centroamérica is Ignacio Pérez. Wal-Mart Centroamérica headquarters is located in San Jose, Costa Rica, and Guatemala City, Guatemala. For more information, please visit http://walmart-centroamerica.com." The main store in Honduras is in the capitol city of Tegucigalpa.

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Musicans that are big in Honduras include Curtis Jackson, Diablos Negros and Victors Cereal Band (A.D.N.), Delirium, Sueño Digviana, Pez Luna, Sol Caracol, Khaoticos,ANIMA, URANIA, Ytterbium, Karpenter's Kids, El Pez, Montuca SoundSystem and Evolucion Neutra.

Some bands that are famous there are The Dung Beetles, The Fruit Loops, and Extreme Latino Rock!

Many artists from Honduras have had international exposure. They include; Pinto Rodezno, Roque Zelaya, Dario A. Rivera Trejo, Jesus Antonio Zelaya, Carlos Garay, Julio Visquerra, Maria Ofelia Garcia Casanova, Dylber Obed Padilla, Jose R. Ruiz, Yovany Adonay Navarro, and Rossel Barralaga. A Jewish artist named, Horst Schiftan was also from Honduras.

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Honduras is, in economic terms a "dependent capitalism." During the cold war, economists in the United States divided the world into three sections; 1) The "first" world, or the free capitalist/industrialized nations. 2) The "second" world or the communist block. 3) Finally the "third" world, to which they applied the term "dependent capitalism." A first world country is an independent capitalism; it needs no foreign aid of any sort, is completely self sufficient and it makes many of its own products. A dependent one, needs foreign aid (basically scraps), for just about everything ranging from chemicals, electronics, factory equipment, and in some cases know how. Japan, still qualifies as an independent capitalism, largely because its HUMAN resources, the people, are well educated, and the Japanese themselves are the country's "raw material." Because of their education and work ethic, on the world market that translates to heavy economic gain, gains from which you can acrue enough wealth for a self-sufficient economy. However Honduras does not have a fully developed human resource, as quality education is restricted only to a very small segment of the population. Because the modern industrialized world is so increasingly dependent on a combination of knowledge and skill, people with no education at all, are becoming increasingly marginalized, and this has become a major economic issue for "third world" and "developing" nations across the globe.

Yes kids go up to tourists and ask for food! how sad=(

The ancient Mayan city in what is now Honduras is Copan.

Third world capitalism. The government has social programs but there are many lacks, given that the country hasn't achieved its need of consistent high growth rates to beat poverty. The political class is poor-minded. The overly leftist unions are even worse. The owners of mediums of communication suck.
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60% according to the CIA World Factbook.

Roman Catholic.

Salvadorans, like people from many other countries, immigrate to the Us for a variety of reasons. These include: * seeking safety from political turmoil * seeking economic opportunity * seeking educational opportunity * seeking medical assistance * joining relatives already in the US

yes for 3 months with the Honduras license, and if you have an international driver licence, for 1 year

This should answers some questions:

http://www.statoids.com/uhn.html

But you can fill in this form to find actual zip codes in Honduras:

http://www.addressdoctor.com/lookup/default.aspx?lang=en&country=HND

Four years for one term. Since President Obama was re-elected, that amounts to a total of eight. (So until 2016.)

In the West Indes island of Jamaica the common law of marriage is very much recognized .

Porfirio Lobo Sosa (also known as Pepe Lobo) was the President of Honduras in 2012. He took the position of president on 2010 January 27. He ran for election in 2005 also, but placed a close second with 46% of the vote.

Proxy wars were a big part of the Cold War. The United States and Soviet Union hosted a number of them throughout the world in order to vie for influence in these regions, and prevent the other side from gaining influence.

In the case of El Salvador, Reagan did not support a rebellion but a democratic government elected in 1984.

1. It is hot beautiful and wonderful to live
2. I'll say hey lets party at the local beach
3. it is burning up 4 u baby