Not Dying of COVID
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.
Roatan’s Beauty, Truth & Wisdom
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Roatan Businesses Barely Afloat
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.
From Island Store to Island Brand
After 31 years in business, Roatan’s iconic Serrano Industrial opens a second location in Coxen Hole.
Faking the Numbers
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.
Roatan Residents Push-Back at Government’s Useless ‘Safety’ Measures
On June 3, Honduras’s National Risk Management System [Sistema Nacional de Gestión de Riesgos - SINAGER] introduced beginning of “intelligent opening.”
Many Missing Vegas
Charles George, or Vegas like most people knew him, a Roatan entrepreneur, a mentor and a good friend to many has passed away after a bout with cancer on April 18 in Tampa, Florida.
Exhausted Before the Fight
One of the around 30 islanders who returned to the Roatan on May 16 has tested positive for COVID-19.
RECO Under Siege
After two months of forcing people to stay home the first day of “Intelligent Opening” of Bay Islands by Central Government didn’t go well.
Collective Punishment Déjà Vu
While central and local governments have not come up with a way to efficiently and safely transport the stranded Roatanians back home
Getting Ready for a Storm
After two months of lock down Roatanians are finishing an isolation center for potential COVID-19 patients.