there is nowhere this division is more tangible than in the business capital of the country, san pedro sulaality, but it never stops striking you. in parts of san pedro sula, you can see there is a real money here, some of these buildings would not be out of place in miami.just buildings would not be out of place in miami. just across the river and the street you have a really nasty slump. iam the street you have a really nasty slump. i am heading to see what the future he might look like. avia smart city, a massive business park, catering to multinationals and their employees. it is the closest thing toa employees. it is the closest thing to a private city in honduras right now. there are 6000 equal who are working here. they can shop, dine, even go to the doctor on campus. it's like you don't even have to step outside. the park has been operating for eight years now, we started construction about ten years ago. it was originally a science to attract industry. it is huge. it is big, yes. these are the corporate office is right here, currently we have three towers. what you see here is the

it's past midnight at the bus station in san pedro sula.true sense of how desperate the situation has become for most hondurans. tens of thousands of people risk their lives every year on a long and a gruelling journey to the united states. many will endanger their lives riding freight trains across mexico. others will be exploited, kidnapped, or even killed by criminal gangs. around a third will be caught and deported back to honduras. 24—year—old juan francisco knows all of this but, for him, this is the only option left. a university graduate, he lost his job with a car company soon after the election crisis last december. juan francisco is hoping to make it to houston, texas, to work with a friend in construction. two thirds of hondurans live in poverty, but for people of all social classes here, even the possibility of scraping by in the us is worth risking everything for. what can honduras do to turn things around? american economists have proposed a radical experiment and the honduran government has jumped on board. the idea is to cr