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A Propaganda Insult About Ciudad Morazán Debunked
Joyce Brand
Tuesday, January 09, 2024
Many people on Twitter spread the propaganda insult about the ZEDEs being neocolonialism, just one of the many lies used to smear the law creating semi-autonomous zones that are bringing jobs and economic development to Honduras.
Alex Ugorji showed one of them the proof of what Ciudad Morazán is actually like.
By visiting he could see he had been lied to 😢
— Alex Ugorji (@AlexUgorji_) January 9, 2024
Morazán ZEDE isn't neocolonialism 🚫
It's 99% HN 🇭🇳, rents 60m2 flats with 24/7 security & water for $120/m, and is creating a clean, safe, and happy community for those that need it most! ❤️
No wonder the critics never visit 😂 pic.twitter.com/ksPzgXolSb
So what were the children doing, painting on the wall of Ciudad Morazán? Adding art to the new dog park that is helping to keep Ciudad Morazán one of the cleanest communities in Honduras!
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