
Ciudad Morazán’s First Protest March
Look mom, I’m on TV!⁰
— Alex Ugorji (@AlexUgorji_) October 8, 2024
In this week’s Morazan Monday we learn about Morazán’s first protest, how it made national news, and why it was a success!pic.twitter.com/MfHE9wZ3Vr
Recap: Honduras’ Supreme Court may soon rule the 11 year old ZEDE, which was confirmed by two previous Supreme Courts, as retroactively unconstitutional
Such a ruling would be unprecedented and result in the expropriation of the acquired rights of ZEDE residents/investors
To get there, resident woke up at 4am in Morazan for a 4:30 departure because it was expected some people would be late
— Alex Ugorji (@AlexUgorji_) October 8, 2024⁰⁰
After some delays, the bus headed out from Morazan with 20+ people towards the capital!pic.twitter.com/iLRojUtvU2
News crews filmed the march and asked protestors why they traveled so far to protest in the hot sun
— Alex Ugorji (@AlexUgorji_) October 8, 2024
As the residents outlined in their open letter, they simply wanted the government to not take away their their rights, jobs, homes, or communities!https://t.co/N11bcIB6ti
The Supreme Court should have to look their victims in their eyes before their destroying their lives
— Alex Ugorji (@AlexUgorji_) October 8, 2024
⁰ZEDE residents hope that by humanizing the issue, the humans that will make and write court's decision will choose people over politicshttps://t.co/ob8deWEueS