It's kind of a solution, but nothing is guaranteed that things could change. To illustrate, a gangster can make a thousand dollars a day by selling drug, so are they willing to work a minimum of ten dollars an hour? Everything is not so simple like what is said in the article. There will be no place on this earth with "zero crimes and zero street violence," even in the United States. It's going take the Honduras and the gangsters themselves decades to work their ways, not just a day or two. This cycle of crime and violence may not permanently end; however, hopefully it can be partly controlled so that Honduras would become more safe for its
It's kind of a solution, but nothing is guaranteed that things could change. To illustrate, a gangster can make a thousand dollars a day by selling drug, so are they willing to work a minimum of ten dollars an hour? Everything is not so simple like what is said in the article. There will be no place on this earth with "zero crimes and zero street violence," even in the United States. It's going take the Honduras and the gangsters themselves decades to work their ways, not just a day or two. This cycle of crime and violence may not permanently end; however, hopefully it can be partly controlled so that Honduras would become more safe for its