“It was like nothing had happened,” says Victoria Asfura de Diaz, the president of the central bank, recalling the calm Financial market reaction to a powerful natural disaster. “There was no run on the banks.
| Asfura de Diaz: “We regard our reserves as sacred” | ||||||
Everybody behaved properly. They had trust and confidence in the system.” Brave words.
As the country has picked up the pieces and rebuilt its infrastructure, the damage to the economy and Finances of Honduras has been acknowledged.
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