Inside Honduras' Most Dangerous Neighborhood (harsh reality)
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Thanks for watching!
My heart goes out to Honduras and the many people that are facing this harsh reality everyday. Thank you to Omare for keeping me safe and translating and a huge thank you to the Honduran people for being so hospitable and warm towards me. Thank you for watching. 🇭🇳
Excited for the next part! Thanks for showing me the world the last year whilst i’ve been stuck inside
Thank you for bringing such a wonderful series of vids to us again Nick. Take care 👍
@@K-Effect they probably seen 2 pesky Mormons at least
I’m in Honduras now, my third time visiting this year. The people are very welcoming and accepting of everyone. Don’t let the media distort your view of this beautiful country
@Indigo Traveller
Thanks for making these videos.
That's not vlogging anymore, that's a journalism Great job
Journalism would be as objective as possible. But what I don’t like about the series from Honduras is he doesn’t interview any women and ask them the exactly same questions. Also, not blurring interviewees faces out them in danger. So they cannot really speak openly about their life. Journalists would be more responsible and objective
@@420BLUNTLEY DISGRACEFUL comment!
@@karolinam1085 and point proven lol
@@karolinam1085 people like that seem to forget a woman bought them into the world 🤦🏾♀️
@@420BLUNTLEY what do you even have against women. Just because you're an incel doesn't mean all of them are the same
If I had to pay extortion just to exist, had lost my wife, son and even daughter to such preventable things that just didn’t need to happen and then your home is destroyed by 2 hurricanes I’d be painting my walls with the inside of my skull before the mud had dried. I have gone through a lot in my life but I simply wouldn’t be able to handle losing so many loved ones. The fact he puts a smile on his face and keeps on going is just insanity to me. Thank god he is who he is.
Exactly, impossible to relate or understand such strength, to me at least.
He has 2 grandchildren to take care of.
If I was him, that might be the only thing keeping me alive.
At this point, I'd assume those grandchildren are his life.
People are so much more durable than we give them credit for. That’s how most the world is. We just live in pampered soft societies where using common pronouns might cause someone to murder themselves.
@@darrenstettner5381 I'm definitely not durable...me and that taxi driver are not made from the same material...
I was thinking something along those lines my self. In episode 1.
I cried during the whole video because I have experienced this extremely dangerous life first hand, as I come from one of these deadliest towns in Honduras. I totally understand what it is to became blind, deaf and dumb as a safety mechanism. My heart aches for Honduras and my family that still over there 💔😭 And as you mentioned before, the sweet, positive attitude from honduran...they keep a welcoming smile despite the circumstances they endure on a daily basis. I am glad you guys made it out safe and sound 🙏 Thanks for showing the world the true face of suffering from my honduran brothers and sisters ❤
What’s the best way to provide help?
@@bleacherz7503 This is a very tricky situation. Many charities are filled to the brim with corruption, and funds pass through many hands before they get to the people it's meant to help, if it gets to them at all. The best way to help is by supporting education efforts in the country and propping up the children, because they are the best and perhaps only chance Honduras has to make it. And most importantly, tell people about us. Tell them we exist.
100% Agree . Such impotence for us ALL living a better life.
God bless you and your people
@@robertyoung7823 , nice 👍
Your videos are a part of my daughters home schooling, for her to learn about other countries, and to appreciate our life here in western Europe. We always donate to the charities that you promote, when we have a chance. Thanks for all your work, Nick. Stay safe!
That’s awesome. I’m german and we forget to easily what a huge privilege that is. Germany also has its problems as well but I have never ever felt unsafe and that is privilege! Running and clean water, enough money to live, a roof over my head and comfy bed. What do have to actually complain about? Videos like this make you realize that stuff so I think it’s a great way to teach children to be grateful. Sounds like your doing a good job
@@ronweasly4839 Thank you, Ron. I wish you all the best 🙏
I’m totally going to do this too! Thanks for the suggestion
It depends in where you go in Europe, some parts are really dangerous but overall nothing is the world is like South America.
People build countries, different people build different countries. "Why is honduras so dangerous?" Hondurans
The people can't say negative things on camera , they can become history if the gang finds out otherwise.
Did you see the look on his face at 10:00?
How is it here?
😟
Its amazing, Bro. Safe, and im happy here!
@@Scolopente i thought that same thing. his face said his real thoughts
+WELL IF THEY ARE SOOOOO WORRIED THEN THEY SHOULD NOT BE ON CAMERA OR PARTICIPATE IN THE DOCUMENTARY
True I wish he could have blurred his face. I am worried about him.
Very true
The hondura's poverty and problems shown in these series make Brazil' ones look luxurious
Sadly that’s very true.
Thank God.
@@user-sh2mk8ew4c 😐
Dude no, go look at the poverty in The Philippines, Malaysia, that makes this look like luxury
@@kazuhirala Wdym?
I come from a poor town of Honduras, I was born in San Pedro Sula. I left Honduras 11 years ago to live in Canada and my country doesn’t change at all, it becomes worst. I used to swim in those muddy waters, catching those little fish like those kids and I was the happiest kid ever and everybody around me was too and now that I see this it’s just sad to me.
Aquí también brother
Most of my family left to Canada from Honduras too
im from choluteca, i moved to the states in 2010
i feel you
How unfair to all of you that you cannot live in your native country and be happy in your native land. Rotten politicians have no right to be in power.
I’m from honduras and I live in a “relatively” safe neighborhood and I STILL feel unsafe. Right now I’m just waiting to finish university so I can move out of the country.
Where do u plan to go US or Mexico?
@@erwina4738 probably the US because I have family there
@@h0tlatinanearu777 Good luck. You deserve a better place and opportunity.
@@h0tlatinanearu777 stay safe in america. It’s dangerous here
@@h0tlatinanearu777 move to Germany it is very safe country
My heart breaks watching these people just trying to survive while their leaders steal and the gangs extort.
Who was trying to extort at the end? Was it rich gang member in neighborhood? Gov/Police official? Or gangs thinking they were rich?
It's upsetting to see Nick profiting from his flavor of disaster capitalism videos. He didn't pick up a shovel once to help the people. Disgusting!!
@@thebadseal4895 if only there more people like the bad seal willing to to go there and pick up a shovel. disgusting!
@@thebadseal4895 perhaps he’s trying to maintain a level of “journalistic” perspective and not becoming part of the story and just showing us the story🤷🏻♂️
@@thebadseal4895 but whats even more disgusting are the people profiting off not covering it!
I watched your Brasil, Venezuela, North Korea and now ongoing Honduras series. Subscribed! You're doing such good work in portraying these countries, raw and honest. Take care, my friend.
Thank you for watching all the videos!
@@IndigoTraveller My pleasure!🙏🏾🙏🏾
Me encantó que el intérprete sea Hondureño porque puede transmitir el sentir de un pueblo que a pesar del sufrimiento aún puede sonrreir.
It’s sad that as an American this is really the first time I’ve heard about any details regarding the hurricanes.
Same here as a European. It says a lot about self centered we can be!
They’re in such awful conditions but that man is smiling and just happy to have fish to feed his family. Shows us we need to appreciate everything we have, because sadly so many people have to endure so much worse.
I admire what you do, I'm Honduran but I would never dare to go to Chamelecon even if I'd knew someone that lives there. It is sad what we're going through, corruption is leading us to a dead end.
Who was trying to extort at the end? Was it rich gang member in neighborhood? Gov/Police official? Or gangs thinking they were rich?
Crazy how I am Honduran and I've
lived in San Pedro Sula all my life and I learned a lot about my city just in this video
💪🏽
Thanks for coming yo Honduras, not everything is bad, social media only talks about the hurricanes and caravans.
Exactly ✊🏽
Me laying in my bed worrying about the sweet taxi driver and hoping he wasn’t a victim of gang violence for talking on camera. 😭.. Love the videos but man do people take a risk speaking out!
Here too 🤔
He’s loved their for so long and gone through so much. I’m sure he wouldn’t have said anything that would cause him problems. Everybody knows gangs pay money to exist, or rather “rent”. I know what you mean though, he’s gone through so much it’s hard not to get super protective.
stfu everybody knows you're not worrying
@@nevimbrasko damn why you so aggressive lol
@@TheJudithsalgado33 Because he is a keyboard warrior.
Soy Hondureña emigré a Usa en 2017, muchas personas de otras naciones siempre preguntan porque tanta gente de Honduras emigrando y muchas de ellas siempre lo hacen en manera despectiva, siempre ves algunos otros latinos comentando que los hondureños siempre repiten lo mismo que huyen por pobreza y maras, pero se porque la gente lo hace la pobreza, la desigualdad y la miseria en Honduras tiene escalas más abajo de lo que podrías imaginar es triste es doloroso y tod@ humano en el mundo merece buscar una mejor vida. Mucha fuerza para Mi Pueblo y para todos los emigrantes hondureños alrededor del mundo que somos lo que sostenemos lo poco que queda de nuestro país y del gobierno ni hablar asco y repudio total. Fuerza Honduras 🇭🇳✊🏽
I’ve always said, if the life of me and those I love depended on it, I’d do whatever I had to do to save us. People who look down on that are lucky that they’ve never had to experience such things.
Honduras looks beautiful. It would be wonderful if it became prosperous and safe for the people who live there so they didn’t have to suffer or flee. But as long as it isn’t safe, it’s understandable why people feel forced to leave to save their families.
You should travel to My parent's village Santa Rosa de Aguan and to Trujillo to show the differences in how minorities in the country live and the cultural differences in the country. They are full of Garifuna people who would love to tell you their stories and share their experiences with the world. Our tribe lives very peacefully compared to the rest of the country and are very proud of that.
He only cares about showing the negative parts of a country
@@duckydarkstar38 you obviously don’t watch all his videos because your statement couldn’t be farther from the truth
She speaking facts us garifunas are just built different
I'm from Honduras raised in USA. I agree with you. I always say if I go to Honduras to visit Im going where all the garifuna people are at. Everything else over there is just ruled by gang members.
You are a natural born documentary journalist. Kudos and Happy Easter to you Indigo Traveller!
Thank you, Ed! Much love!
I couldn't agree more! Congrats on 900k!
HaHa This is not journalism it's propaganda. indigo traveller drinks the coolaid . His Honduran police guards are the real gang. His guide is" offended by the politicians of the libre political party for unkept promises . This party won the last election then the JOH government stole the election. Even the OAS said there was fraud. Then the ilegitamet government of JOH recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel .Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu recognized the fraudulent election of Juan Orlando Hernández .I use to really like this guy now he seems like a CIA mole . The true gangs in Honduras are The illegitimate government of Juan Orlando Hernandez and the US military . The true leader of government is Salvador Nasralla and before him was President Manuel Zelaya. Berta Cáceres death ! . So if your a journalist why don't you go down that hole and find the corporate gang that killed her. Why dont you look into the 2008 coup which happened there to the peoples President Manuel Zelaya
He is not a journalist, he is a youtubers making money with our views and paying gangs to stay safe 😁 and you can also tell his guide is a gang member (or at least protected) otherwise both would have been dead
@@Manuel-os3dq the guide is protected by the fraudulent government it military and police, which yes is in with the gang to move cocaine and extort from the people. Nether the gang government or ms 18 care about the people
The gentleman helping you travel has an awesome collection of heavy metal tshirts! Danzig in the last video and Death in this one. He has great taste!!
Haha he is the Honduran Metal King!
Spice Girls shirt would've been epic
Heavy metal is quite popular in Central America
@@de5163 I'm aware! It doesn't get much better than Sepultura! One of my favourite bands growing up
@@KilpatrickProductions WE SHALL ARISE!!!!!!!!!!!
All the people of Honduras I'm so sorry for this difficulties times... i hope everyone quickly recovery about every side of their life
Like finance issues, shelter and full security with peaceful...
From Mogadishu Somalia 🇸🇴👈
I have heard about Somalia in africa
I am from honduras
What are you pointing at?
The Honduran spirit , 💕🇭🇳 it’s in my heart forever no matter how far I am.
You have facebook?
Alexa,hablas español?
That’s how I feel about being black and still all around the world we have it worst the worst countries we live in worst parts why????live u sis❤️❤️
Yes TOTALLY lovey I AGREE big hi from Sydney Australia
Calmate no es pa tanto
Very interesting, thank you for continuing to shine a light on countries that are too often overlooked by the mainstream media.
Thank you for watching :)
Thanks for giving them a voice. Despite the discomforts it is important for us to know their stories.
Totally, thank you for watching.
Thank you for the upload.
Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪.
Hondurans were born in legend mode if life were a videogame.
We living on a big gta online server at this point.
@@ilicgustav9192 Yeah and we are the pedestrians that get killed by the player, that's how life basically is in Central America.
@@albertomurilloocallaghan2163 not all life in central is bad I can say it myself as a honduran
@@Hjshssuii Yeah I know I'm Costarican and while not everything is bad, life is not exactly easy either, I hope things will get better in the future for all of us though 🙏
Excellent! A big hugh to my Honduran colleagues, I hope they recover from this as quick as possible.
Cheers from Uruguay 🇺🇾
I want to go there dude. Is it safer then Honduras? I know it is. But tell me how good it is in your country.
@@user-sh2mk8ew4c it's super safe, you just need some common sense.
Borders are close at the moment if u are not a citizen or a resident.
🥂 Cheers!
BTW, u can check some videos about Uruguay in my YT channel
@@Trotamundospatricio Maybe you have facebook?Do you do trips for foreigners?
@@desilvakym1544 yes, of course. U can find me on FB or Instagram @trotamundos.ok
@@user-sh2mk8ew4c ahahaha yes it is a hundred times safer than Honduras, I think best gdp in Latin America and I’ve been there before, definitely safe although you do want to take slight extra precautions than in the US in terms of pick pocketing and petty things
I still cant understand how you are able to walk with those massive balls of iron...
hahaha
I swear that some of you commenters never leave your house. If you think the above neighborhood is "dangerous," you've never been to Oakland. Or South Side Chicago.
@@tamerlane7527 I'm sure a lot of viewers (like me) live in safe 1st world countries. These videos give us a whole new perspective.
@@tamerlane7527 So no, we haven't been there. And yes we do leave our house.
@@tamerlane7527 İ have lived in dangerous places in usa, my block had 11 murders in 2 months, i was investigated for two bc the police tape crossed the entrance to my building
Trust me , HN is worse especially the peaks of violence that he mentions , just chk the stats , usa don't even have fully autos , in latin america and africa that is all they use , you can't compare
im always so scared for you because those places can be really dangerous especially coming there for a first time. Im glad you have people around you and how these people are welcoming and nice !
I’m Honduran but this break my heart, I went back and this still the same.
So cool to see this channel grow over time. You're success is a reflection of the places that you've all taken us and the stories you have shared. Through that, we've all been so enriched, thank you!
Beautiful words, thank you, Matt!
@@IndigoTraveller from now on i Will support your channel
Mad love and props to homie rocking a Death shirt. One of my favs and influences for me, musically.
Every episode he wears a different rock/metal band shirt... He's a man of culture
I reacted at the death shirt too! Really cool to see that metal is present in Honduras :)
Thanks man! Omare here! 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
@@omare_biketonature Wow, I see in your videos that you're an Immolation and Vader fan too. Impeccable music taste!
Nick, your doing a selfless and honorable thing for millions across the world. You are sacrificing your safety to bring awareness to the rest of the world. May God bless you, keep you safe, and the rest of us watching be more thankful for everything we have.
I could watch your footage for hours at a time, Man. I love how you approach everything purely from an educational standpoint. No narrative ever being pushing, just sharing in real time.
This is truly heart breaking. I had no idea what Hondurans were going through. Thank you for sharing and Happy Easter Nick!
Yah its sad. The peoples government has been coup out of power since 2008 . Lets see if nick ever takes about that. He will have to wait till his handlers aren't around to speak of these things .
It's their own fault, they keep voting for those corrupt guys!
@@rosymorgan5082 The government the people voted for has been coup out of power every election since 2008
@@timmeasures2694 don't lie,
@@joseaguilar7229 recognizes Jerusalem so her JOH can commit yet another fraud .
Death shirt, what an absolute legend. Human too, their (arguably) best album
Thanks! Omare here! I don’t know if the best but Human is definitely my favorite.
Never thought I'd see someone wearing a Death t-shirt in Honduras 🤘🤘
Had to look for the death comment thread! 🤘 death metal is worldwide!
@@omare_biketonature I was looking for the Death comment here haha...Human is my fav too...Pana, if you want to go to Metal festivals in Europe in the future when they go back, it would be a pleasure if you come with my agency, which is right now the biggest in Latin America and official travel partner of many festivals. Saludos, cuidate y suerte desde Venezuela.
@@iwasthere01 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻 Saludos bro! I might want to go to a small festival in Europe.
Thank you for all your hard work, Nick. You're doing a good service raising awareness of people in these situations. So many on Earth have no idea the reality of some people.
Thanks again Nick.
These videos are always a great insight into different countries. The one thing that all these places have in common is the fight in the people. They go through so much and still have the drive to keep building and moving on with their lives. Stay safe.
So much destruction after the hurricanes. My heart goes out to those people. And those people who have to put up with the gangs....I just don't know what to say. Thank you for another informative and educational video, Nick. Hugs from Norway!
Thank you, Leeah.
You have the highest quality content of all the travel TH-camrs thank you for what you do
That means a lot, thank you Theo!
Thank you for going to the places that need to be seen. This is so important. Honduras needs so much to recover in a sustainable way.
How easy is to deny the pain
Of someone else’s suffering.
Lyrics of a song from the album Human of the band T-shirt I’m wearing Death. RIP Chuck Schuldiner, RIP Sean Reinert
Omare Here!
Sos Hondureño?
Nearly a mill. It’s about time!! 🤪🥳 best channel on TH-cam at the moment
Why stick out your tongue? LOL.
@@servantofthelivinggod6192 😛😛😛😛
You do a great job. Some other video makers need to take note. This is a master class.
Thank you!
I am Honduran. I dont face these hardships and thank you for reminding me to stay conscious about the reality most of my fellow hondurans live. 🥺♥️
I am so glad to hear that you are doing well.
@@servantofthelivinggod6192 Most of us are. This is journalism, in the end, and will only show the most terrible parts of the country. But, overall, Honduras is no different from other American countries.
@@mpleandre I lived there for two years all over the southern half of the country. This is the every day reality for most Honduras. This is the most accurate portrayal of Honduras I’ve seen. It teleports me back mentally.
@@bochapman1058 Kind of. The thing is, poverty is statistically concerning in Honduras, but pragmatically, you have people with good land (until recently, climate change has affected their crops) for food, lots of water to use, and a relatively simple access to urban areas, as it is an uncentralized country. In other words, international statistics portray a war zone-like Honduras, but it is pragmatically no different from other Latin countries like Perú or Ecuador.
@@mpleandre I lived there and I beg to differ. There are fewer safe areas with than not. There are very safe areas but they are tiny pockets within specific barrios.
My biggest respect for you taking those risks man, stay safe!
I see Nick, I click. Its simple... the best youtube content by far. The peoples undeserved Hero. Keep doing you bro, love from London UK ❤❤❤❤
Thank you, John, so kind!
Death's t shirt! Only adding more awesomeness to the video
Haha Omare loves the Metal shirts!
@@IndigoTraveller I dunno if you appreciate the fact he wore a Death shirt for your video though: you should ask him if he likes Individual Thought Patterns hahahaha :) be good
Thank Dude! Omare here, I’m glad you are enjoying the videos 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
@@justgreen4298 I like all of their albums from Scream, Bloody, Gore to The Sound of Perseverance, but Human is definitely my favorite Sean (RIP) drumming is insane! Individual has one of my favorite songs though The Philosopher.
@@omare_biketonature el metal es algo mas que nos une en latino america hermano, mucha paz, salud y bendiciones para ud y toda Honduras, de parte de un venezolano en el exilio en Israel.
And now I have stuck in my head: "the philosopher, you know so much about nothing at alllllllllllll!!!"
Nick, it takes a lot of courage to do what you're doing but please, keep it safe, we need more of your videos for the future. Keep up the good work
Thank you so much for taking the time and making this video, Im originally from Honduras but was raised in usa. It brings a lot of different emotions and mixed feelings to see that not much have changed. The corruption and gang activity is horrible. Not that long ago I traveled back home and had a very bad experience unfortunately. I Just pray that someday peace will come to Honduras. But thank you for sharing the true reality of Honduras.
Thank you for risking your life to bring us these incredible stories. 🙏🏻 from Michigan USA.
Thank you for joining, Laurie!
Michigan as well
Good morning Nick! Thanks for showing us the world. Safe travels. 💜
Good morning, thank you for joining!
I am Honduran and was in Honduras about 3 months ago and literally in all the places in this video.. this is by far the best video and documentary of what is going on that I have see . Thank you for sharing!
very moving. and your friend/guide is a great man. you're lucky to have found him to protect you there.
I could feel the weight of sadness, when you spoke on their problems Nicks, thank you for showing us Honduras your way!
Hi Nick. Long time fan and subscriber. Keep up the great work you do!
I applaud you for putting out these videos. These are places most of us will never go. I am so appreciative of you. Wish I had even an ounce of your courage to go into some of these places. Thank you for showing us the humanity of the people who have to live this on a daily and still find the courage to function and get by. Thank you for showing us the struggles, hardships but also the love and care of the people of these communities. Please continue doing what you do and bringing a light and an understanding of the people in these hard hit places.
Thank you again for such quality content! My understanding of the world is growing every time you upload a new video! Good health to you and be safe :)
Hi Nick!
So much a has changed in Honduras. I stayed there for one year in the 80’s and it wasn’t like this at all. Of course it was many years ago but just can’t believe what’s become of it. Cheers to you and Happy Easter! ✝️❤️
Thanks, Michelle, happy easter.
Have watched all your videos and this series has really effected me. What these poor people are facing every day is absolutely devastating. I’m from South Africa and have seen true poverty, this is on another level. Where do they even start trying fix this that will actually make a substantial difference. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Matt: Another fantastic video, my friend. Thank you for giving the voiceless a voice. In addition, thank you for shedding a light on the people -- the people, not the politics. This aspect of your videos, in my view, is the most powerful and commendable one. Keep going, be safe, and best of luck!
The Phoenician
Another incredible insight - Honduras looks stunning. Beautiful people living in difficult circumstances, so much love & fear. I hope it gets to a calm & peaceful place again someday & let those good people live again..
My aunt's house and farm was devastated by the hurricane Iota. (She even tried to saved the farm and her animals, but unfortunately she slip and fell, this cause her a big wound on her head. She was old, and eventually died.)
This hurricanes were a horrible experience that me and my family had to experience. But thank-fully we are okay now, in a decent house, everything is back to normal. The only thing that's missing is my aunt 💔.
New video made my day 👌😃i live in one of the safest country in the world and we take it for granted. Thats not the case for many part of the world . You bring awernes to places that rerly make it to the news .greatings from Tromsø , norway 🇧🇻😎
Thank you Raymond!
Mi amada Honduras, tan bonita como siempre, Saludos, da mucha alegría ver que a alguien de otro país le interesa saber todo lo que esta pasando en nuestro país.
Amazing work Nick! Travelling to these areas must be difficult but without you we wouldn't know about the hardships.
Happy Easter Nick. I’m without words seeing what these poor people are living through. Their spirit is so beautiful. And to hear anyone complain about their life when these people have lost it all is just too much. I said to my black lab Sammy when you were without words at one point in the video, you know it’s bad. I wish you well, lots of prayers and much love. You are doing the people of Honduras a solid!
Thank you, Amy! That means a lot to me.
Bro hopefully you're releasing these videos after you've returned to a safer destination. Please, always keep your safety in mind. best of luck
Appreciate that, thank you
Don't worry his CIA handler tucks him in to bed
@@timmeasures2694 really?.. come on dude
@@MrTrevorg18 Libre was the truly elected government in Honduras .Not JOH . Fuera JOH. Really Trevor do some homework about the true history in Honduras
@@MrTrevorg18 Honduran here. Libre has been robbed of two elections and is the only party that actually cares about the poor. This guy coming here and framing them as he did was really annoying.
Thank you so much for showing this video. It certainly is a eye opening view that most Americans don’t hear about, and a mass majority have not seen. I thank you and your guide for daring courage to do this. People talk about the beautiful beaches and food.
Dude, can’t say how much I admire your videos. You risk your life to bring us the truths and realities of these places. Keep up the excellent work but be careful man
Excelente trabajo que has realizando hablando de Honduras 🇭🇳❤️
Honduras looks rough but amazing! 🙏🏻❤️
It is more amazing than rough.
As always, an amazing piece of documentation from this channel.
Such a great work of this man. I really appreciate the way he expose realities of my country with so much empathy and respect to our people. Very brave work, hope despite everything negative you have had a good time in Honduras.❤
I’m pretty positive you’re the only journalist that has covered the ongoing effort of clean up from the hurricanes. Unfortunately, it’s almost hurricane season again.
Indigo Traveller uploads: Ok, thats me leaving the Easter lunch table to watch the video. I've been disowned by family. Still worth it. 😆😆😍😍😍😍😆😆
Hahaha tell your family I apologise!
@@IndigoTraveller haha they know my priorities 😆😆😆 Also, another gem of a journalistic report. This is what good journalism used to be like, and it's back on in full swing thanks to you ❤️ Mad props ❤️
Thank you shining light into what’s going on in my country 🇭🇳
Indigo Traveller uploading and I back from safezone to watching this video. All your viedos has the great documentary, great editing. warm regards from Indonesia for you Nick. Stay safe.
Wow! That trip through Honduras got intense at the end. I can't believe all those people with no help from the government after hurricanes plus the pandemic. I wish there was some way we could organize a group of willing people to go there and help. If there are any groups already available, send me a link!!! Cheers on your travels nick, looking forward to the next video!
My hart aches seeing this, I have Honduras in my hart, I lived there, they treated as one of their own, my love to honduras from Guatemala.
Excellent video, thanks for the in-depth look into Honduras
Hoping the people of Honduras catch a break and have better times in their future. Wishing you good health Nick. Take Care.
to all my friends in Honduras, stay strong and resilient. KEEP SAFE.
my heart goes out to the people of honduras'. praying for the people.
Praying for Americans
Happy Easter Nick. Thank you for showing the world
Great video, thanks. God bless your work and all the suffering people of Honduras ❤
Thanks so much for exposing the undercover pain of our country. We need more international attention on our issues but nobody is looking at us.
Thank you for covering this country. I work for a service provider in the US who speak to these minors from this country seeking a better life. The stories are brutal so please, if you need to speak to someone about what you saw and experienced, seek help. I got so depressed after a couple of years of talking to the kids so when I saw your face when you were talking about them not getting an education, I instantly knew that feeling and recognized it.
That is the society their forefathers built for them. Me, I would want better for my progeny
@@LastOne155 that’s why a lot of them try coming to the US or other countries for a better life.
@@karenhernandez8316 To enjoy what our forefathers built for us. Yeah thats not good.
Thank you, Karen. I appreciate your words. Keep doing the great work you are doing.
@@LastOne155 obviously you don’t know that the current Narco President (the one to blame for all the poverty) was installed by the US after the coup against Zelaya. And that almost all of bananas, plantains and fruits you buy from the store come from Honduras where US corporations and CIA poisoned the land so they could buy it for cheap. That what your forefathers did and current admin continues to do...
Wowza, thanks for the video Nick 🙏❤🙏❤
Dude you are amazingly brave. Great work. Safe travels and thank you for showing us the real world..
I love your calm voice and clear accent Nick, I don't need subtitles.
Sad that Drug dealing is something normal in those countries. Greetings from South America.
To be fair drug dealing is completely normal in the US and have legalized almost all of them so criminals can't profit off a healthcare issue... but US does have a gun problem tho
Nick, you should go to Myanmar next! I really wanna see what's going on there! from the people's perspective!
Thank you for coming and show our side of the story, and tell to the world that here we have and we are good people, working in wherever we can and however to survive. We are proud of people who lives of they're work, sad for those who looks an opportunity and doesn't found it y and afraid of the violence that can be in any moment an everywhere.
thanks for sharing another great experience, keep the work up and greetings from The Netherlands
This is shocking! As someone who traveled to honduras many times it's heartbreaking to see their homes just decimated from this Hurricane. Counting my blessings extra tonight. How can we donate to help these people?!
There are many ways online, best to do research and find a cause that you can back and trust. Thanks!
Get a hold of the tour guide. He knows the community very well.
Even if I live in a neighbor country we don't get a lot of news from Honduras. I hope people understand how hard they struggle to survive and understand the reason for the migration. It is not for fun, those are people who lost everything and even if they lost it all, they continue fighting. Only love and respect para mis queridos hondureños.
Nick your journalism is better than CNN and any network news and I have worked for CBS network for 20 years and I have seen a lot but yours is much better. Thank you for your efforts and giving us all your point of view of these countries.
I almost can not believe what I am seeing so casually here. Very heart breaking but also a tremendous courage and endurance. The kids adapting to this makes me want to just weep.