Two of Central America's most powerful mustaches met in San Pedro Sula, Honduras last weekend for a meeting of the Central American Integration System
(SICA). The mustaches pictured below belong to Mel Zelaya of Honduras and Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua. Other mustaches in attendance include those belonging to the presidents of the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Costa Rica, and Panama.
Central American countries are in the process of forging a formal regional alliance. I didn't know anything about this until I read about it at
The Latin Americanist. The framework they worked out last weekend has provisions for regional security, passports, and a common currency. Daniel Ortega took over from Mel Zelaya as president of the organization.
Of course the whole thing might just have been an excuse for a bunch of corrupt politicians to kick back and talk about their mustaches at an exclusive country club. The conference was held at
Central Social Honduraño Arabe. The club is home to the only functional fountain I have ever seen in Honduras.
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