21. Honduras Culture Travel Document Systems; Passport and Visa Services. This is the site for the latest Travel Information and the most complete collection of online Visa http://www.traveldocs.com/hn/culture.htm

Honduras North America CULTURE The interaction of both Native American and Spanish strains in Honduran cultural history is clearly visible in the architecture. Many colonial buildings show strong Native American influences combined with baroque, Renaissance, and Moorish styles imported by the Spanish. To Country Main Page To TDS Home Page Travel Document Systems Washington DC Office 925 Fifteenth Street N.W. Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20005 Voice: 1-800-874-5100 Local: 202-638-3800 Fax: 202-638-4674 support@traveldocs.com San Francisco Office One Embarcadero Center Suite 500 San Francisco, CA 94111 Voice: 1-888-874-5100 Local: 415-773-2829 Fax: 415-773-2834 sfo@traveldocs.com

22. Honduras Culture, Honduras honduras culture Resources THE PRECOLUMBIAN CULTURES OF HONDURAS The Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Republic http://creekin.net/k11513-n81-honduras-culture-honduras.html

Creekin.net World Travel Information Source Countries About Us Contact Honduras Culture Honduras Principal Locations Aguas Santas Ocana Navarro Atl¡ntida Department Bay Islands Caribbean Sea ... Yoro Department Resources Honduras Flag Radio De Honduras Consulado De Honduras Mapa De Honduras ... Mapas De Honduras Honduras Culture Honduras Map Diarios De Honduras Air Honduras Bay Island Honduras ... Historia De Honduras Honduras Culture Honduras (07/05) Since independence, Honduras has been plagued with nearly 300 incidents of unrest, including internal rebellions, civil wars, and changes of governmentmore than half of which occurred during the 20th century. The country traditionally lacked both an economic infrastructure and social and political integration. Its agriculture-based economy was dominated in the 1900s by U.S. companies that established vast banana plantations along the north coast. Foreign capital, plantation life, and conservative politics held sway in Honduras from the late 19th century until the mid-20th century. During the relatively stable years of the Great Depression, authoritarian Gen. Tiburcio Carias Andino controlled Honduras. His ties to dictators in neighboring countries and to U.S. banana companies helped him maintain power until 1948. By then, provincial military leaders had begun to gain control of the two major parties, the Nationalists and the Liberals. ... [ Read More U.S. - Honduras Agreement, 2004

23. Honduras Culture Report 3/20/2005 honduras culture Report. http://ww2.lafayette.edu/~ewb/Powerpoint Jan 05/Honduras_Culture_Report.htm

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24. Culture Of Honduras - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Honduras has a diverse culture. The second largest country in Central America off Honduras called the Bay Islands (Islas de la Bahía), with a culture http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Honduras

Culture of Honduras From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Honduras has a diverse culture . The second largest country in Central America (after Nicaragua ), it has four distinct geographical areas, the highlands in the interior, the Caribbean coast, the sparsely inhabited Mosquito Coast , and the lowlands near the Gulf of Fonseca , on Honduras' Pacific coast Along with these, there is an archipelago lying off Honduras called the Bay Islands ( Islas de la Bah­a ), with a culture distinct from that of the rest of the country. Contents Family Women Entertainment Bay Islands ... edit Family As with much of Latin America , the family is very important in Honduras. Families are usually large, and people will usually be in close contact with members of their extended family The elderly , especially grandparents, are highly respected because of their experience through their lives. Because so many Hondurans live below the poverty line , extended family acts as a safety net, with family members helping each other through difficult times by providing both financial and emotional support, for example, a grandfather might tend a

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26. Kel12: Honduras: Culture Antiche Di Ieri E Di Oggi / Hotel Translate this page Le Americhe. Honduras honduras culture antiche di ieri e di oggi / hotel. http://www.kel12.com/americhe/honduras/honduras-culture-antiche-di-ieri-e-di-ogg

Milano tel 02/2818111 booking@kel12.com Venezia tel 041/2385711 keldune@tin.it Anno Buddhista 2549 Home Le Americhe ... Honduras Honduras: Culture antiche di ieri e di oggi / hotel L'Istinto del viaggio Minimo 6 partecipanti; durata 11 giorni Un Honduras inedito, da assaporare poco a poco. Qui il tempo si è fermato, tra paesini e villaggi "antichi". Biosfera, natura lussureggiante, minoranze etniche La selva pluviale, polmone inesplorato e vergine I Miskito, che conservano intatte tradizioni e lingua. Testimonianze di civiltà antichissime, paesi coloniali Rovine Maya, una civiltà ora "sepolta" nella natura I Parchi Nazionali, le Cascate Pullapanzak, il lago Yojoa Aspetti pratici: Partenze da Milano/Roma 2005: 30 maggio, 04 luglio, 01 agosto, 05 settembre Prezzo a partire da supplemento singola supplemento accompagnatore italiano parlante italiano versione PDF adatta alla stampa Condizioni Generali

27. Kel12: Honduras Translate this page Honduras honduras culture antiche di ieri e di oggi / hotel, 11 Giorni. honduras culture Antiche 2 Un Honduras inedito, da assaporare poco a poco. http://www.kel12.com/americhe/honduras

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28. JMU OIP | JMU Summer In Honduras basket Several activities have been planned to increase the awareness of the honduras culture. Students will shop in the marketplace, attend religious http://www.jmu.edu/international/abroad/jmu_honduras/living.shtml

search index find people Home ... IWeek Living in Honduras Location The project will begin in the large city of San Pedro Sula and then move to the rural community of Buenos Aires . The last two nights will be spent in Tela , a small city approximately 100 miles from San Pedro Sula . Cultural Activities Several activities have been planned to increase the awareness of the Honduras culture. Students will shop in the marketplace, attend religious meetings, and visit major tourist attractions in the San Pedro Sula area. Students will visit with a family in their homes in the rural village. Medical Insurance and Shots The university does not offer medical insurance for travelers, so students should make certain they are covered. Students need to have current measles vaccination and Hepatitis A and B vaccinations. Students will be required to bring their own medications for the trip. Doctors will be available to the group in Honduras, and an emergency medical plan will be discussed during orientation. Students and parents will be provided a list of all contact numbers, including the American Embassy in Honduras , where our group travel will be registered prior to departure. Reflections Taken from a Student's Journal from a Previous Trip Having a flushable toilet and a hot shower is a luxury. I'm okay going out of my comfort zone. I need to take some Spanish lessons. I hate when people stare. I wish more people could have experiences like this. In summary, yes-this trip changed my life. All of my experiences were positive in that I walked away affected by each one. I'm sad to say goodbye to Honduras and el grupo , but I'll remember it forever!"

29. JMU OIP | JMU Summer In Honduras - Printer-Friendly Version basket Several activities have been planned to increase the awareness of the honduras culture. I have a new understanding of Honduran culture. http://www.jmu.edu/international/abroad/jmu_honduras/living.shtml?print

30. Strategic Pastoral Action: Honduras Human Rights Journey (Nonviolent Ways Projec and judicial systems, violence is endemic in honduras culture, she said. López also works to find alternatives to a culture that supports domestic http://www.nonviolentways.org/hondbro.htm

Chiapas Massacre Oventic School Home SolidarityJourney ... RPA Trip Honduras Human Rights Journey Below is a report from Strategic Pastoral Action's human rights journey to Honduras from January 5 to January 19, including visits with human rights advocates working under death threat, and those working to improve conditions under which women live and to better health conditions. Honduras human rights journey January 5 to January 19, 1998 Struggles for dignity, truth, life and hope COPIN urges end to U.S. military exercises COFADEH: Decalogue for the new government ENLACE: Newsletter of the CCD July 1998 human rights delegation to Mexico Living under death threat ... constructing alternatives ... Two Strategic Pastoral Action delegations from upstate New York spent two weeks in January meeting with human-rights leaders in Honduras living under death threats and adding a hand to the construction of a women's shelter and health clinic. One delegation of nine persons concentrated on the human-rights work and the building of a women's shelter while the other of eight persons helped to construct a health clinic and shipped a school-bus full of clinic supplies which arrived at a Honduras port while they were there. The human-rights delegation met with leaders of several organizations whose activists advocate for indigenous rights, the halt to secret U.S. involvement in Honduras affairs, for victims of military and police torture, the end to domestic violence against women, to help street children, to locate persons "disappeared" by death squads, and who report about Honduran government and military coverups.

31. Honduras This Week Online Articles and photos concerning news, politics, travel and tourism, culture, business, and the environment in honduras. http://www.marrder.com/htw/

Monday, September 19, 2005 Online Edition 38 Experts Warn as the Hurricane Season Begins in the Caribbean Signs, trees, and property all over the city were damaged by the storm last week. A short but violent thunderstorm on Tuesday afternoon brought a quick reminder of the destructive power of weather to Tegucigalpa. Power was knocked out in several parts of the city. Billboards were knocked over, trees uprooted, while phone and data lines were sent into chaos. Though the storm wasn't a hurricane it could be an ominous sign of things to come. DON PEAT Free Wireless Internet! Beautifully appointed suites designed for the business traveler with high-bandwidth internet access, computer desk, safe, 3 direct-dial telephones, bar and kitchenette with fully stocked pantry. Did you know HTW Online is an award-winning site? We have earned over a dozen awards.

32. Honduras - LANIC University of Texas collection of links on history, government, geography and culture. http://lanic.utexas.edu/la/ca/honduras/

Honduras Academic Research Resources Biblioteca Virtual en Salud Butterfly and Insect Museum in la Ceiba, Honduras Centro de Documentación de Honduras CEDOH Consejo Hondureño de Ciencia y Tecnología COHCIT Escuela Agricola Panamericana Zamorano Fundación para la Educación Ricardo Ernesto Maduro Andreu FEREMA FHIA Honduras Geology Instituto Nacional de Estadística Revista Médica Hondureña Sitio Forestal de Honduras ... Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras UNAH Universidad de San Pedro Sula UNITEC Anibal Cruz Arte de Honduras Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores de Honduras Copán Museum a page of Maya Archaeology.com Honduras Literaria Honduweb: Fine Arts Museum of Anthropology and History of Valle de Sula ... El Pequeño Sula Proyecto de Museo Infantil Teatro La Fragua Banco Hondureño del Café La Central Central de Cooperativas Cafetaleras de Honduras Cámara de Comercio e Industria de Tegucigalpa Cámara de Comercio e Industria Hondureño-Alemana Comisión Nacional de Bancos y Seguros Federación de Cooperativas de Ahorro y Crédito ... Honduran American Chamber of Commerce AMCHAM Honduras Info Zip Internacional Manufacturing in Honduras General Background Notes: Honduras 02/02, State Department

33. Honduras Concise overview of the land and its culture. http://expedition.bensenville.lib.il.us/CentralAmerica/Honduras/Culture.htm

34. Lorenzo Dee Belveal's Central America & Honduras For Newcomers Introduction and opinions on Honduran politics, economy, sports and culture. http://ldbelveal.net/

Want to respond? Check out the Voxpop Discussion Group Express your opinion New! Lorenzo Dee Belveal, economist, journalist, author Lorenzo Dee Belveal .....spiritual inheritor of O.Henry's bright eye for human foible, and H. L. Mencken's satiric artistry. An irresistable mix of semantic exhibitionism and world-class story-telling." American Writers In Print About this Site We support... Reward! Lorenzo's Central America - and - Honduras - for newcomers : To begin your introduction to Honduras, let's start by saying it is probably very much different from any other country you have ever previously lived in, or even visited. This Site hopes to clarify some of the things that make it so. The articles listed in the Table Of Contents are of three distinct types: 1) To provide information in connection with topics that merit your general interest; 2) To explore topics that deserve your careful attention; 3) To entertain, while informing you about this part of the world. As a first step in the education of any newcomer to Central America

35. Honduweb Guide to news, travel, art, culture and industry in honduras. http://www.marrder.com/hw

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36. Mostly Maya Dwayne Shreve's budget travel guide to Maya ruins and culture in Southern Mexico, Belize, honduras and El Salvador, including links to local bus and air schedules. http://www.mostlymaya.com/

Mostly Maya; An Exploration of Travel Among the Maya Mostly Maya is dedicated to understanding the culture and archaeology of the Maya. It is also geared to making budget and other travel in the Maya areas and in the ruins in Mesoamerica simpler to arrange. I look for links which are relevant to planning an inexpensive trip via the Internet, but this is best done using the additional advice of a good guide book, such as Lonely Planet or the Rough Guide. I also look for better ways to get to some of the more obscure locations. The site is a hobby and it takes no ads. I note mostly local sources, with a preference for inexpensive hotels, local day trips and other local services. I believe that it is better to deal directly with locally owned businesses where possible, because they are more likely to keep both income and profits within the local economies. I also plug places or services I like while traveling in Maya areas. You will also find pages occasionally add pages for commercial and non-commercial places that I like while traveling, which have no website. See additional information Who are the Maya?

37. In Honduras, The Garifuna Culture Fights For Survival Gerry Volgenau writes in this article for the Detroit Free Press about challenges facing the Garifuna population of honduras. http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?s

38. Travel In Tegucigalpa - Honduras - Culture - WorldTravelGate.net®- WorldTravelGate.net®Information about travel in Tegucigalpa,honduras,Accommodation,Hotels,Restaurants,Car Rentals,,Travel Agencies.! http://www.americatravelling.net/honduras/tegucigalpa/tegucigalpa_culture.htm

Tegucigalpa - Culture Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras, got its tongue twisting name from the ancient Nahuatl language, and translated means "silver mountain" In effect, Tegucigalpa came to being during colonial times as a mining center. "Tegus" as its inhabitants affectionately call it, is a mix of an old colonial city that has turned into the modern capital of Honduras. As a matter of fact, Tegucigalpa became the most important mining center in Central America during colonial times. Tegucigalpa's entry to the list of country capitals came to be by chance. It is said that the society of Comayagua, the long time colonial capital of Honduras, publicly disliked the wife of president Marco Aurelio Soto, who took revenge by moving the capital of the republic to Tegucigalpa. A city with very pleasant climate, Tegucigalpa is nestled in a valley at about 3000 ft making its climate ideal. A gateway into Pacific coast, as well as to the numerous attractions that are located in central and southern Honduras. Getting around Tegucigalpa can be a confusing experience. Despite the colonial history of the city, it does not have the typical layout of square streets around the central park. This is mostly due to the fact that terrain around the city did not allow this. Originally, two separate cities, Tegucigalpa and Comayaguela have grown into one big city. The Choluteca river is still the official boundary between the sister cities, and Tegucigalpa is by far the better of the two. The majority of colonial buildings and higher end neighborhoods being located within its boundaries. Today, both cities have been officially joined, sharing the same city mayor, etc.

39. Spanish Language Specialists In The Accelerated Learning Process And Unique Inte Spanish language lessons and culture immersion in honduras with a private Latin tutor. http://www.futurespanish.com

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40. Travel In San Pedro Sula, Honduras - Culture San Pedro Sula honduras Located in the northern part of the country, The Centro Cultural Sampedrano, where the public library is located, http://www.americatravelling.net/honduras/san_pedro_sula/san_pedro_sula_culture.

San Pedro Sula - Culture San Pedro Sula Honduras - is the second largest city in Honduras. The city is a center of manufacturing and trade. The city's industries include brewing, sugar milling, and the manufacture of candles, cigarettes, clothing, concrete, margarine, plastics, shoes, soap, steel, and textiles San Pedro Sula's population totals 434,936. It is estimated that by year 2000, the population will total 444,570. Modern buildings and shopping centre's continue to surge and enriched the city's physical surroundings. Its modern international airport "Ramón Villeda Morales" in the La Lima nearby community serous San Pedro Sula and vicinities with excellent highways. As a result of the geographical and topographical importance of the Sula Valley, the high working spirit and joviality of the "sampedranos", international investors with their manufacturing factories have established their businesses in the area, providing jobs and working opportunities to local labour, technicians and professionals in various fields. Products generated from this industry go abroad through Puerto Cortés, one of Central America's main ports San Pedro Sula Honduras - Located in the northern part of the country, and is only a few miles from the coast.

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