AlamoPA Mailing List: Fw: The truth about the Honduras March

[Sallie Carlson (wacsc11945]

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Sent: Thursday, December 6, 2018 3:21 PM
Subject: FW: The truth about the Honduras March

 

 

              This was passed on to me

 

 

  This was sent by a long time friend whose daughter taught school in Honduras for years and still has many friends there. Her mom sent this. 

For all those who are concerned with the march that left from Honduras to the US:

I just talked to a very good friend who lives in Honduras, I called her because I was worried about the situation in her country and also her thoughts about the march. 

This was her  answer, which I asked her to send in writing, so as not to omit or add words:

"No Kathy, everything is normal, here in Honduras , thousands of people have already returned.

The government of Honduras has created a place for those who return, where they provide shelter, medicines and basic needs until they can return to their normal lives.

Some have admitted that they were paid to make the crossing, but many also realized that they were used to achieve a dream that does not exist. 
Some even sold all their belongings and now they have nothing.

Just to see how they use women and children by placing them as shields in front of the march, is obvious and very sad.

Most of those who remain are "mareros" (Gangs of  El Salvador) and many other nationalities that are not from my country.

This movement was provoked by the rogues of Mel Zelaya (candidate for President of Honduras who lost the elections) with the help of Venezuela.

Life in Honduras  is still normal, people working, studying ... life is the same.

If you are informed by CNN, I only ask you to believe  half of it, the manipulation of the truth is horrible, especially Jorge Ramos and one called Del Rincon "