Masked men set fire to a pile of tires placed at the front door of the U.S. Embassy in the Honduran capital on Friday amid three weeks of street protests.

At least a half-dozen burning tires sent up a large plume of dark smoke at the embassy before Honduran soldiers moved in with fire extinguishers.



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A soldier works to put out a tire fire started by protesters outside the main entrance into the U.S. Embassy during a protest against the government of President Juan Orlando Hernandez, in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Friday, May 31, 2019.

At least a half-dozen burning tires sent up a large plume of dark smoke at the embassy Friday.

Thousands of teachers and medical workers have been protesting against recent presidential decrees that they fear could lead to massive layoffs in schools and hospitals.

On Thursday, at least 25 people were injured when police broke up a protest march; many of them suffered the effects of tear gas.



Police stand behind their shield as demonstrators throw rocks at them during a protest against the government of President Juan Orlando Hernandez, in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Friday, May 31, 2019.

Protesters are demanding the government revoke decrees that they say would lead to massive, uncompensated layoffs of public employees and the privatization of state hospitals.

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Wetin dey vex them?

Honduras and the US do ve a very cordial relationship.
The government of President Juan Orlando Hernandez is seen as a US imposed

No Joy !!

Do this type of protest in Nigeria and you will meet your ancestors immediatly.

MANGAM:
Honduras and the US do ve a very cordial relationship.
The government of President Juan Orlando Hernandez is seen as a US imposed

DEA investigated him for Smuggling and money laundering a few years ago, did not find enough. His brother is in a US jail awaiting trial.