We present the top 5 of the most important news that happened in Honduras during April 25 and 30, 2021, recorded by tunota.com:
American military mourns death of girlfriend in Honduras
The american military, his name is Austin Daniel, caused sensation in Honduras, when he was captured on video crying the death of his fiancée, Ely Tróchez, who died on April 24 in a car accident in La Ceiba, city in Honduran coastline. Austin, would marry Tróchez on May 26 in Honduras, as he was known.
"I love my love, I will never forget you; you are my first true love and always will be, Ely Tróchez," Austin said in his social media.
"Covid pa ti, covid pa mí", the version of "Sopa de Caracol" that viralized a famous priest
The honduran singer, Pilo Tejeda, author of the famous song "Sopa de Caracol", reacted to the video of the Costa Rican priest, Sergio Valverde, who went viral after interpreting a version of this theme to raise awareness about covid-19.
"Covid pa ti, covid pa mí", says the version of religious, to which the Honduran singer-songwriter, Tejeda, reacted: "I feel honored… that song is celebrating 30 years since we sang it in 1991 and what a nice way to celebrate it," he said.
Joe Biden asks Congress to help end the exhausting war on immigration
President Joe Biden, petitioned Congress on Wednesday, April 28, the end to the partisan "exhausting war" on immigration during his first speech after 100 days of government.
In addition, the president insisted that Congress approve his immigration reform that seeks to regularize the 11 million irregular immigrants living in Honduras.
Health secretary confirms that there are already variants of covid in Honduras
Authorities of the Health secretary confirmed at tunota.com that in Honduras are circulating variants of the SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes covid-19.
Although the authorities say they cannot determine what type, according to the results of the analysis made on samples of the pathogen by the National Laboratory of Virology.
However, experts considered on Friday, April 30, which may be the Brazilian variant. Samples have been sent to Brazil to confirm.
Died Chelato Uclés, historic coach of the Honduras national team
Honduran soccer is in mourning, because on Wednesday, April 28 night José de la Paz Herrera Uclés, better known as Chelato Uclés passed away at the age of 80.
His family confirmed, that he suffered difficulties due to having undergone heart surgery to which it did not recur.
Honduran sports figures, politicians as well as their relatives, joined in tributes to bid farewell to whoever led the Honduras national team to a World Cup for the first time in its history, in the Spanish edition of 1982.
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