The two young men were just as excited about their voyage to the United States as they were when they were children looking forward to the celebration.
Instead, they died.
Two young Hondurans were among 53 immigrants who died after being in an abandoned sultry tractor trailer rig in San Antonio.
Karen Caballero toldTelemundo News that her sons Fernando José Redondo Caballero and Alejandro Miguel Andino Caballero were eager to go north to find a job.
"They were very excited to travel. Every day they asked me," Mom, when are you going? " Caballero's eyes were swollen with tears. "It was as if they were going to their birthdays as if they were young." When is your birthday, Mami? "
Their quest for a better life ends tragically on Monday. I did. The Honduras government has confirmed that the brothers are among the deceased.
They were found in a tractor trailer rig on a ferocious afternoon when nearby workers heard a plea for help.
Alejandro was most enthusiastic about the possibility of working for his mother and realizing his dreams. They wanted her to buy her house.
"It was fun because they said. Home]," I said, "You are here. I don't need Casita because I'm not there, "she told Noticius Teremund in an interview.
But she gave them the blessing to find a better pasture far away from her.
"I hope you win," she said, imitating her mother's informative tone and telling them. "You concentrate."
"And all the hugs, kisses, impressions .... Alejandro is a big bear, big .... he's really magnificent" or big, she sees I smiled when I was there.
According to Reuters, according to the media, the brothers left the northwestern town of the country on June 4 with Andino's wife, Margie Tamara Pass. rice field. Interview with mother
The Honduras government said the three identities were found in the body of the truck. The mother was 19 and 22 years old.
Andino almost completed a marketing degree and a 24-year-old Pass got a degree in economics, but he couldn't find a job in Honduras.
"My two sons," she said. e down.
