Conservative President Nasry Asfura of Honduras rejected the possibility of his country offering aid to neighboring Venezuela following two devastating earthquakes last week, telling reporters on Monday that his priority was investing government money in his own country.
Asfura, who was elected to run the country with the endorsement of President Donald Trump in December, addressed the situation again on Tuesday, asking for God’s forgiveness but emphasizing, “Honduras first.”
“Oh my God,” he lamented when asked about his comments and the ensuing controversy they created. “Look, I am here to take care of Honduras and I said it yesterday, may…
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