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Honduran Paintings
Las Lavanderas (Red)
Benigno Gomez Lopez
Honduras 1988
Born January 17, 1934 in Naranjito, Honduras. Graduated Escuela
Nacional Bellas Artes, Honduras 1959. Academia Bellas Artes, Italy
1960.
23 3/4 X 17 3/4 24
1/2 X 18 1/2
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Toncontin Airport: Highway or runway?
Caroline Knell &
Tess Gool
Honduras This Week

Photo: Marianne Goodale/Honduras This Week
Toncontin Airport in Tegucigalpa is well known for being one of the trickiest airports in the world to land. So well known in fact, that one individual has actually taken the time to film a plane coming safely in to land at the airport and subsequently posted it on the video website ‘YouTube’ for everybody to see. Rest assured, however, only the best trained pilots are allowed to land at Toncontin Airport and in most cases, a safe landing will often receive a rapturous applause from relieved passengers. Full Article
Japanese volunteers arrive in Honduras

Photo: Courtesy: JICA
Group of newly-arrived Japanese volunteers stand ready to assist in various capacities in Honduras.
A group of eight Japanese volunteers, sponsored by the volunteer programs of the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA), has recently arrived to Honduras in order to facilitate technical assistance in different professional fields. The volunteers will be providing their services for two years. Full Article
3 billion lempira payment agreement reached between thermal energy companies and gov’t
Alvaro Morales Molina
Honduras This Week
Government representatives and thermal energy generators met and agreed upon a deferred payment plan of more than 3 billion lempiras, the amount owed by the National Energy Company (ENEE) to three Honduran thermal energy providers.
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“Memories of My Melancholy Whores” by Gabriel García Márquez (2005)
Todd Ellertson
Honduras This Week
I have been on a little bit of a roll with Gabriel Garcia Marquez as of late, as those who have kept up with both my movie and book reviews might agree. In my defense, I only learned of his work and learned to appreciate his gifts to the world of literature recently, so, in my mind, I am making up for lost time! Nonetheless, I will make an effort in the near future to share my opinions on other worthy writers as well. For now, it’s another take on the Nobel Prize winning Colombian author.Full Article
The Myth about Volunteerism in Honduras
Marco Cáceres
projecthonduras.com

Courtesy Marco Caceres/projecthonduras.com
Xavier Villeda of Tegucigalpa reads to children in the central plaza of Copan Ruinas.
Back in 2002, President Ricardo Maduro wisely established the Agency on Volunteerism. Its official name was the “Agencia Presidencial para el Voluntariado,” and its director was a businessman by the name of Otto Martinez. The mission of the agency was to promote volunteerism in Honduras and strengthen the organized participation of society in the search for solutions to community problems. Full Article
The Traditional Bio-fuel: Firewood, Part 1
Robert Conklin
Honduras This Week

Photo: Todd Ellertson/Honduras This Week
Wars, invasions and the deaths of millions: this is a high price for an addiction to oil. A power-outage can shut down 400,000 air-conditioners and turning tons of ice cream into pasty mush. Petro-Caribe alliances create hysteria. We respond to these. But who cares about firewood? The answer: at least three million Hondurans who use it everyday. Full Article
FARC: Rights for Colombian rebels?
James W. Bodden
Honduras This Week

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‘El Comandante’ Chavez, buoyed by a fresh diplomatic victory in the Colombian prisoner for hostage crisis, launched a high-powered political bomb to the country’s conservative government: legitimize the narco-insurgency under the protection of the Geneva Conventions. The Venezuelan leader asked for a fundamental rearrangement of the guerrilla conflict’s narrative and the legal/operational framework under which the rebel forces function, “They must be recognized; they are insurgent forces that have a political project ... President Uribe, if you acknowledge the status of belligerent to the FARC, and the FARC accepts it, the protocols of Geneva would be enforced and the FARC would be forced to abandon kidnappings...” Full Article
A distinguished visit
Honduras This Week
Jose Miguel Insulza, Secretary General of the American States Organization (A.S.O.) arrived in Tegucigalpa on Wednesday of last week. Insulza, a Chilean diplomat and previously the Chilean Secretary of Foreign Affairs, is a well-known lawyer with an extensive background in international law and holds a master’s degree in political science from the University of Michigan. He was elected as Secretary General of the A.S.O., the organization consisting of 35 member states, all located in the Americas – North, Central and South. Full Article

RECO VOTING RESULTS
At a public gathering next to the RECO yard, with Congressmen and Mayors and government officials present, the details of all of the qualified contestants for the control of RECO were read by Mr. Vegas of Vegas Electric, both in English and in Spanish. The turnout was great, showing just how important this transaction has become to the populous of Roatan. By Don Pearl

Utila: the diminutive, funky island, still going strong, is the premiere diving destination, especially for budget-conscious divers and those seeking a decidedly laid back, low-priced vibe. After just a few days on the island in January, here are some observations and recommendations on getting the most out of your trip, including how to get there, what to do, where to stay, where to eat, where to drink and where to chill. Full Article

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WOMEN IN THE ARTS - Mujeres en las Artes. One of the strongest artistic movements
in Tegucigalpa. Mujeres en la Arte s Leticia de Oyuela constantly sponsors
workshops, exhibitions, conferences, art shows and community events in the city. For the complete schedule, log on to www.muaartes.org.hn or contact Veronica Romero at 222- 3015. Full Calendar


Prado Alto Café - El Prado
Tess Gool & Caroline Knell
Honduras This Week
The Prado Alto Café succeeds in doing what it sets out to do without assumption or pretension. In short, it´s an honest, relaxed and friendly restaurant which places more importance on the quality of the food than the décor, usually a good sign.
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Health Matters
Physical Therapist vs. SportsPhysical Therapist: What’s the difference?
Ivonne Van leest
Honduras This Week
As this is my first article about health issues and, as I am a certified sports physical therapist, I would like to start by explaining some basic terminology in my profession. If I were to ask you the difference between a horse and an animal, you would probably reply, “well, a horse is a type of animal, but not all animals are horses,” right? Now, let me ask you: what’s the difference between a physical therapist and a sports physical therapist? My response is similar to the horse scenario: a sports physical therapist is a physical therapist, but not all physical therapists are sports physical therapists and further, not all are able to treat sport injuries correctly. You might think the only difference is that sports physical therapists only treat sports-related injuries. That’s close enough, but there are some distinctions. Full Article
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