Honduras

Barrio La Laguna, is in Puerto Cortez and Puerto Cortez is North (about 30mil) of Sanpedro Sula

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Actually that is a Spanish custom, which they took from the Arabs; the whole siesta thing, is largely nonexistent in Latin America. In Spain it exists, because the heat in the summer can become intolerable, it becomes much too hot to work. The reason Latin America does not have a siesta tradition, is the history of slavery; the Spanish overlods, the hacienda owners certainly took their afternoon siesta, however the peons kept on working, even in the heat of the sun. Because from the time the people of Latin America were peons, they were not in the habit of taking a break, even working under the brutal sun, that habit never developed. Again the siesta was the "privelege" of the Spaniards; I know that in Mexico, the rich Spanish descended families there, have that tradition, many upper class Mexicans do, the hacienda owners who descend from Spaniards that never went back. Honduras, like Mexico, northern South America, and Chile, most of the people's great grandparents only as recently as the 19th century, were all peons, basically slaves. Like I said because of that, the Spanish custom did not carry over, because they were not full blooded Spanish, they did not get a siesta break, they kept on working, the hacienda owners did not care how hot the sun was. [[User:67.148.120.72|67.148.120.72]]stardingo747

Honduras is between South America and North America, on the Isthmus of Panama (15.2000° N, 86.2419° W).

Dr. Fredrick Edward Gabb

The Honduran flag was adopted in 1886.

The flag of Honduras has three horizontal bands (blue, white, blue, from top to bottom). In the center (on the white stripe), thee are five blue, five-pointed stars, symbolizing the members of the former Federal Republic of Central America: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua.

The white on the flag represents peace and honesty.

The blue stripes represent the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, and their sky-blue color stands for vigilance, truth, loyalty, perseverance, and justice.

Yes foreigners can own land in Honduras and receive fully registered title. Uou can own up to 3/4 of an acre as an individual or unlimited purchasing when starting a simple Honduran corporation.

Check out what La Ceiba Beach Club has to offer. They can also give you more details on beachfront land ownership.

Chris Barrett - La Ceiba Beach Club

1-561-252-5176 USA

011-504-9845-8699 Honduras

No. A passport is sufficient to travel to Mexico. A birth certificate is not valid for international travel. If you are traveling by land or sea, then you can enter Mexico with a US passport card, "enhanced" drivers license or "enhanced" non-driver ID.

My german daughter is married to a cuban since 12 years. Now they are separated. In 2000 they have married in Havanna. They have a diving shop

in Honduras. Where is doing the separation? Cuba? Honduras?

Who is doing the shop equipment? Yours Liselotte Strelow

Honduras shares a border with Guatemala and both countries share a border with El Salvador. Honduras also borders Nicaragua.

No, Honduras is bordered by the Caribbean sea. On the other side it has a small area of contact with the Pacific ocean at the Gulf of Fonseca.

No. The Universal Postal Union requires you to use the stamps of the country of origin.

Tegucigalpa is the capital and largest city of Honduras.

Tegucigalpa, the capital is in south central Honduras.

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you can buy it in amazon UK but the item is not available at this time so we just actually need to wait! :)

Depend's on the type of shoe, because usually an Honduran, as me, thinks that brands are better that quality, and the quality shoes made in Honduras costs between USD $5 and $20, if you want a high end brand shoe, it costs a little bit more than in USA, because they are exported...

They see culture, religion, and traditions. For example Catholics in Honduras celebrate Christmas on the 24th.

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it usually means to watch out.

871,000 tourists entered Honduras in 2011. There have been no official numbers since 2011 but the numbers have diminished because of various travel warnings and advisaries.

the blue strips mean the two oceans the pacific and the Atlantic . and the white strip means a peaceful country with white skies and heart.

Nut ball , catch the platypus, eat the fly

they blow little mannequins filled with fireworks. Its cool!

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