My wife and I were n Roatan that day. We chartered a taxi driver who told us what the deal is. It is a labor dispute but not over the construction specifically but the Mexican stakeholders in the construction project are demanding long term jobs such as taxi drivers, port workers, etc., be granted to Mexican labor and local labor of course is fighting back. My knowledge of the issue is very limited but my instincts r telling me to side with local labor.
Roatan Unrest at the port gate today
in Roatan
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My wife and I were n Roatan that day. We chartered a taxi driver who told us what the deal is. It is a labor dispute but not over the construction specifically but the Mexican stakeholders in the construction project are demanding long term jobs such as taxi drivers, port workers, etc., be granted to Mexican labor and local labor of course is fighting back. My knowledge of the issue is very limited but my instincts r telling me to side with local labor.