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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
8-26-2009 @ 8:46PM
Adalberto Hernandez Vega said...
Most touristic activity is done in the North Western area of the country, some 500Km away from Tegucigalpa the capital city.
Situation in Honduras is calm in general. In the touristic areas such as Roatan, Copan, and North Coast, there have been no disturbances at all. Most of the activities from protesters happened the first week in Tegucigalpa.
There is no curfew in effect anymore.