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Felix Molina is a former radio journalist who lives in Montreal, Canada.

But his home is Honduras, where his family is, his friends, the colleagues he worked

alongside for decades.

But that's the country he can't return to.

He says, it just isn't safe for him.

And one always thinks about going back.

It's just that living in exile isn't a solution.

Exile is just a way to prolong my life.

The exilio is a medium to prolonging the

life.

The reason why Felix had to leave Honduras

can't be separated from the story of Bertha Kasseras's murder.

The two of them met in the 1990s.

Felix was working for a radio station, where he covered human rights and indigenous issues.

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