Off the coast of Roatán, grief now hangs heavier than the tropical air. What should have been an uneventful domestic flight became a national tragedy, leaving wreckage scattered across the sea and families desperate for answers. Rescue teams fought the currents through the night, pulling bodies from the water while clinging to the fading hope of finding survivors.
The loss of internationally acclaimed Garifuna musician Aurelio Martínez deepened the wound far beyond Honduras. His voice carried the stories, rhythms, and resistance of his people, and now that voice has been silenced in an instant. As investigators sift through maintenance logs, radio transcripts, and radar tracks, loved ones are left with an unbearable silence. A country that has learned to live with hardship now faces fresh sorrow, united in mourning and in the fragile hope that truth, at least, can still be salvaged from the sea.
