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It Is A Choluteca Bridge. Will You STILL Buy It? It was 1996. President Carlos Roberto Reina had planned to construct a strong state-of-the-art bridge over the Choluteca river in Honduras. It was a region infamous for its cyclones and storms. Hence, the bridge must be strong enough to withstand the extremely harsh weather conditions Choluteca was known for. To build this impervious bridge, a Japanese firm was hired, and by 1998, a 484-metre-long edifice was standing as the pride of Choluteca. It was a marvelous architecture — until... No sooner than it was opened, Hurricane Mitch hit Honduras, its...