Alex Ugorji’s Twitter thread gives a beautiful view of how the community came together to decorate the park for Christmas. Like most places in Honduras, people love to gather around Christmas. But unlike most places in Honduras, it is possible to gather outside well into the night without fear! Many residents are taking advantage of […]
Due to overwhelming demand, Morazan ZEDE has resumed construction! This means millions in investment, 100s of jobs, and most importantly more Hondurans will be able to escape corruption, crime, and high costs. Rent in Morazan is $120/m for 60m2 so 99% of residents are Honduran. Equipment is brought in to clear the land for more […]
In honor of Thanksgiving, I hosted Morazán’s first Turkey Trot! I’ll tell you how this American tradition made its way to Honduras! Each month I organize a fun, often holiday-themed, community event. Since I’m from Massachusetts, I thought it might be fun to do a recreation of the original Thanksgiving for my November event. But […]
Have you ever wondered what Halloween looks like in a private city? If so, you’re in luck! This week’s #MorazanMonday, a weekly series about Ciudad Morazán / Bootstrap City, will show how we celebrate Halloween in the world’s #1 private city. Let’s get spooky! Those of you who are regular followers will not be surprised […]
Check out the latest Morazán Monday, a weekly series about Ciudad Morazán / Bootstrap City. This week we explore the first Morazán community-organized beach trip! Despite living less than an hour away, many of the kids and even some of the adults had never gone to the beach. Learning this reminded me of how lucky […]
Ciudad Morazán was well represented at the Free Cities Foundation’s Liberty in Our Lifetime Conference in Prague, which took place on October 14th and 15th. The Liberty in Our Lifetime event is the premier conference in the free cities industry. So many great projects were in attendance, including the world’s #1 private city, Ciudad Morazán […]
This post is based on the second X/Twitter thread that I wrote for the Morazán Monday weekly posts, which you can find here. Welcome back to #MorazanMonday, a weekly series about Ciudad Morazán / Bootstrap City. This week we continue with my adventure hosting the first annual Mr. and Ms. Morazán competition! Refresher: Last Monday I […]
This post is based on an X/Twitter thread that I wrote to begin the Morazán Monday weekly posts, which you can find here. Welcome to #MorazanMonday, a weekly post about Ciudad Morazán / Bootstrap City. This week’s post is special not only because it’s the first thread, but also because it is a behind-the-scenes look […]
Flags fluttered in the breeze, each one a bold symbol of the country’s rich history and resilient spirit. The abundance of flags served as a powerful reminder of the unity and strength that define Honduras. This Independence Day was a celebration of Honduras’ enduring spirit and a reaffirmation of the collective aspirations of its people. […]
Ciudad Morazán recently came alive with the laughter and joy of its youngest residents as the community celebrated Children’s Day, a day dedicated to the innocence and wonder of childhood. This celebration was not just a day of fun and games; it was a heartwarming display of the community’s commitment to cherishing and nurturing its […]