DOLOR EN TRUJILLO: El desgarrador último adiós a las víctimas de la tragedia en Rigores

The community of Rigores, in Trujillo, Colón, is experiencing one of its darkest days after the loss of 20 people in a violent incident related to a land and African palm dispute. We accompanied the families at the Norberto Romero community cemetery, where 11 of the victims were laid to rest amidst scenes of profound grief and helplessness. Details of this special report: Cut-off Stories: We learn of the case of Don Armando Suchite, who lost his two sons, Elmer Marín (25) and Wilmer Vidal (23), both palm harvesters who left behind young children and a pregnant wife. Family Tragedy: Among those buried are the sisters Miriam, Mirsa, and Rosalinda Rodríguez, as well as young people just 17 and 18 years old and a 61-year-old man. A town living in fear: Residents of Colonia Nueva Vida confess to living in fear when going out to work in the fields and demand the immediate intervention of the authorities. A cry for justice: As the coffins are carried into the cemetery, the community's unified cry is for the perpetrators to be captured and for this crime not to go unpunished. Lack of security: Despite promises of reinforcements, families report that the expected security contingent has not arrived to intervene in the area. This is the portrait of a town mourning its sons and workers, victims of a historical conflict that continues to claim lives in the department of Colón. #Honduras #Trujillo #Colon #Hardship #HondurasTragedy #Justice #AfricanPalm #Events #HondurasNews #NationalMourning 🔴 To see the full program, visit: www.televicentro.com. To learn more about this and other news, visit www.tunota.com