Honduras way of life

By Anonymous

In Honduras most rural Hondurans are poor peasants who own or rent small farms. These people have poor transportation and communication. They often are cut off from the life of the cities.

Most rural Hondurans live in small houses made of adobe, boards, or poles, or of dirt and stones packed into a wooden frame.

Honduras has few resources. Its economy is one of the least developed in Latin America, and many of the country's people live in poverty. Agriculture is one of the most important economic activities in Honduras. Much of the country's income comes from banana and coffee exports.

Farmers also grow beans, corn, oranges, plantains, sugar cane, and tomatoes, also Honduras is an important producer of palm oil. Beef and dairy cattle are raised the highland valleys and southern grasslands.  



  
https://www.worldbookonline.com/advanced/article?id=ar261060&st=honduras#tab=homepage



Coronavirus has effect Honduras by killing people in the age of 19-44

 
                                 

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