La Gringa's Blogocito reports on the current problems with contamination with Honduran cantaloupes and how the U.S. and Canada have already issued warnings.
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Honduras is a beutiful place for live am from there. ISLAS DE LA BAHIA is a wonder place COPAN has the ruins they are very interesthing. That are 2 thing from 1000 you have to visit HONDURAS.