SAN PEDRO SULA, HONDURAS. – The labor crisis in Honduras continues to deepen. The union leader of the northern part of the country, Evangelina Argueta, said that currently more than 1.5 million Hondurans are unemployed, a situation that, he said, has worsened with the closure of maquiladora companies and the lack of new opportunities [...]
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SAN PEDRO SULA, HONDURAS. – The labor crisis in Honduras continues to deepen. The union leader of the northern part of the country, Evangelina Argueta, said that currently more than 1.5 million Hondurans are unemployed, a situation that, he said, has worsened with the closure of maquiladora companies and the lack of new opportunities [...]