In the remote village of Punta Piedra, Honduras, you won’t find medical centers, educational institutions or corporations. You won’t find grand homes, dental care or
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Merchants are busily gearing up for “Black Friday” — the day following Thanksgiving. It’s traditionally the kickoff for the Christmas-shopping season and one of the
Sweat dripped from Dut’s short, slender body as she hollowed out a grave in the floor of the Colombian rain forest. Only minutes earlier the
