There is now a general sense that Honduras is a country in meltdown, as homicides soar, and drug trafficking overruns cities and coasts. The nation's highest court has been embattled in a constitutional fight with congress. The streets are riddled with bottles. Cities aren't replacing stolen manhole covers and soldiers aren't receiving their regular salary. The education secretary says that 96% of the schools close several days a week or a month because the teachers are on strike constantly.
You lived in Honduras from 2008 to 2011. From your own personal experience, is there anything more you could tell us about that country?