I was reading the article in your webpaper"
Why Not Ask The
Chinese To Fix The Virilla Bridge?"
with amusement. The author was right on
about the attitude of the ministry of public
work of Costa Rica: it is everyone's job, or
nobody's work in the ministry if there isn't
any opportunity to make a quick/big buck.
The gap of the bridge was a design fault as
far as I could see from the photos, and it
can be fix with semi-rigid material such as
plastic/rubber weather seals; anyone with a
bit of construction experience should know(
it is also in the Material Study 101 in the
university ). An inch of concrete on top of
steel plate, you must be joking!!!!!!
Good luck to all of you in the paradise.
Clint
I am a businessman that lives in Honduras,
when I read the story in your paper
regarding the attack by the Military on the
so called peaceful demonstrators, I wonder
if you have ever talked to anyone of the 90%
of the population of Honduras, that is happy
to see Zelaya OUSTED?
Honduras is not rich in wealth, but is rich
in pride, Zelaya was leading the peaceful
country in the wrong direction.
Please report on the two sides, not just
one.
Michael Norton
Dear Sir:
In reference to your article, please be
advised that there is no such thing as a
"peaceful demonstration" from the Zelaya
followers.
I voted for Zelaya and was very happy when
he was overthrowned as he tried to
bastardized our constitution to accommodate
Chavez's. As far as your remark of a
peaceful demonstration being attacked by
Hondurean soldiers, please note that you
forgot to mentioned why the soldiers
attacked the civilians.
There were 10 Hondurean soldiers who were
injured by your stone/rock throwing peaceful
demonstrators. Those peaceful demonstrators
have been causing terror in this peace
loving country.
I can assure you that many Hondureans desire
a more aggressive part by the
police/military in containing the terror
they are causing . You forgot to mention
that 90% of the population are happy Zelaya
is no longer. Please print the truth.
J. Garcia
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