US Intervention and Capitalism Have Created a Monster in Honduras

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Defense spending for 2019 grew by 5.3 %; troop numbers almost doubled.
61% : Citizens' safety, electrification, renewable energy sources, women in government, healthcare funding, and the minimum wage have increased, markedly.
50% : Capitalist-imbued Honduras specializes in oppression, while optimism is no stranger in a Nicaragua aspiring to socialism.
48% : They, not Honduras's government, will devise regulations and arrangements for taxation, courts, policing, education and healthcare for residents.
38% : The alliance is toxic, however, what with the continued hold of capitalism on an already unjust, dysfunctional society.
38% : For most Hondurans, who are treated as if they were disposable, capitalism has its downside.

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