Juan Orlando Hernández

We have to work together.

And everybody do his part.

But if you don't want to do it, I have to do it.

Because it is my country.

It is my people who are dying.

It is my state who's becoming more corrupt because of this.

At one point, there was a judge.

He was going to have a hearing about the narco.

And you know, 15 days before, his son disappeared.

And the same day there was going to be the hearing, the little boy came in into the building of the judge.

What do you think that he was going to do?

They kill in public, in the street, the antidote, Sar Aristides Gonzalez.

And then the one who was going to follow after him, they kill him also.

Because in a problem like this,

of course, not that famous like you, they are yours, but he was saying, in Honduras, everybody knows each other.

We know who the narco traffickers are.

We know who are the public officials who are doing business or meetings with them.

The police is a highly corrupt police force, and we have to do something about that.

In Honduras?

In Honduras.