'Diabolical' Halloween Festivities Banned in Honduran Towns
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Contests of costumes, parades and Halloween parties were banned in various cities and villages of Honduras because they were considered promoters of "diabolic" practices and against good values, a question that came to Congress. Viralized: firefighters rescue child with head stuck in a pressure cooker in Paraguay; video In Venezuela: Sergeant has amputated leg after stepping into a land mine used by drug trafficking In Honduras, whose population…
Municipal decrees bar demonstrations linked to terror and occultism
'Diabolical' Halloween festivities banned in Honduran towns
"Permits for events whose activities, themes, or content promote or incite terror or diabolical practices" will not be issued, authorities in the town of San Juan said in a statement. Similarly, the northwestern municipality of La Libertad justified its ban as a "rejection of symbols such as witches, ghosts and monsters linked to the occult." Shopping centers must also "refrain from promoting and selling items" related to Halloween. Violators wi…
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