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Traditional agriculture aids fight against poverty in Honduras

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More than 67 percent of the people in La Mosquitia live below the official poverty line. 43 percent suffer from a lack of reliable access to affordable, nutritional food. Women of Palkaka grow melons, pumpkins, oranges, lemon, chilies, and avocados.

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Traditional agriculture aids fight against poverty in Honduras

By German Reyes Puerto Lempira, Honduras, Jun 8 (EFE).- Working the land is no easy life in the Honduran coastal region of La Mosquitia, whose natural riches form a stark contrast with the poverty of the population, but Miskito indigenous communities hope to turn things around through sustainable agriculture and artisanal fishing informed by ancestral knowledge. Rosa Haylock Lemoth, 65, is among a group of women in Palkaka, a village of around 9…

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La Prensa Latina Media broke the news in on Thursday, June 8, 2023.
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