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I agree. Possibly. The OP hasn't been really clear about what her routing was but, after looking at her post history, it seems that she had planned a 6 week trip through Central America with Nicaragua as the main destination. While not 100% clear, it seems that she flew into San Jose, Costa...

:rofl3: Wow! You sure couldn't have made it any clearer that you have absolutely no clue of what a diplomatic mission (i.e. embassy) is. You may want to educate yourself here before you embarrass yourself any further.

This may help: Most likely to: Miami kimanjo Join Date: May 2009 Location: FLORIDA

Hey genius: why would Zelaya stay in the embassy of the one country that has sworn to arrest him? You are just a sad liar.

kimanjo, Another thing you may want to try is to contact the Honduran embassy in Managua and see what they say about your problem of getting to SAP by land and/or about the road situation inside Honduras in general in case you choose to fly to Honduras. Embassy of Honduras in Nicaragua Reparto...

I know you are a fan of mine and that you seem to enjoy following me around the board but, you should try to read the thread before you make a fool of yourself. As you can see, I was simply providing contact information to a person who is asking for help. I am not exactly sure how your...

I am sorry to hear about your troubles. You may have better luck if you contact the US embassy in Managua since you are in Nicaragua. Here are both contacts: NICARAGUA The U.S. Embassy is located at Kilometer 5 1/2 (5.5) Carretera Sur, in Managua, Nicaragua. Embassy Telephone: +(505)...

Have you checked with TACA if they would change your SAP to Miami flight on Tuesday and let you fly from Managua via San Salvador instead? I find it hard to believe that they wouldn't let you do that even for a small fee given your situation (right now the fare on 8/4 is $570 per person)...

And you can provide a reputable source to back up such assertion, right? I am not sure why you have this urge to misrepresent the situation.

New York Times Military in Honduras Backs Plan on Zelaya WASHINGTON — The Honduran armed forces issued a communiqué on Saturday indicating that they would not stand in the way of an agreement to return Manuel Zelaya, the country’s ousted president, to power.

It is well known that Hugo Llorens is sympathetic to the coup leaders. Llorens was in charge of Venezuelan affairs on Bush's National Security Council during the unsuccessful 2002 coup attempt to remove President Hugo Chavez from Venezuela. He was also in contact with the Honduran coup leaders...

That's news to me. Where exactly did you get that info?

Excuse me, but why are these questions relevant to a visit?

You asked me about wages in countries that have nothing to do with this thread.

I was simply responding to someone spinning a political strike as laziness.

I am pretty sure you can look these things up with the Google.

That's kind of irrelevant and off topic.

I bet if you were getting paid "77 cents per hour," you wouldn't want to work either.

My guess would be that if your trip is solely to Roatan, you should be ok unless there is some kind of civil unrest at the time of your trip. My trip, on the other hand, includes a stop on the mainland, and thus I feel I need to pay closer attention to the situation as a whole before I...

Yesterday I gained a fan on this board, now I have an alter ego as well. :hm: