We live in an era where signaling one’s virtues are highly encouraged, though that doesn’t mean we live in a virtuous age. On the contrary, our understanding of what is virtuous has been transvaluated, flipped. Adding to the confusion, media companies have made it
The last three years had been an enlightening experience for me. Since March of 2020, I have had the opportunity to spend hundreds of hours praying over, pondering, and researching the illusion of reality that was presented to us on our screens by the government,
As Roatan grows in population, so does the number of people dying on the island each week. A few decades ago Roatan island funerals were a family affair where caskets were built at night during the wake and the dead were buried the following morning.
I understand that both WHO and the UN are hoping that COVID-19 will no longer be a Public Health emergency in 2023. This would end the restrictions and managing the virus as another respiratory illness among many others.
Even thou ‘Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty” we have been asleep for a long, long time.
Roatan police took a step further in tightening penalties against personal freedoms under the pretext of protecting population from a COVID-19 virus. In early October island police officers begun strict enforcement of presidential decree 58-2020 passed by congress on May 23 that makes wearing masks
The Real Estate sales sector on Roatan took a tremendous hit because of the government imposed COVID-19 travel restrictions and government office closures.
After 150 days of island lockdown the biggest toll has been not the COVID deaths, but higher crime, domestic violence, uneducated children, bankrupt businesses and looming bank foreclosures.
With uncertainty when Roatan will open to national and international travel and how it will be done some businesses have called it quits, others survive from rainy-day-funds and a couple enjoys a boost.
According to Honduras’s National Risk Management System [Sistema Nacional de Gestión de Riesgos - SINAGER] the number of COVID-19 cases on Roatan has risen to 127.