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Reuters TEGUCIGALPA Honduras 7/11/2009

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Cecilia Idelina Rodriguez talks to her son Hugo Alexis in her home in the neighborhood of Aldea la Canada, located on the outskirts of Tegucigalpa, July 10, 2009. Rodriguez, 60, lives with her three children and two grandchildren and earns money by performing household chores, such as washing clothes, for homeowners in the neighbourhood, which is often regarded as being dangerous and poor. Honduras' economy, heavily dependent on remittances from migrants and textile and coffee exports, could be affected after international lenders froze all loans for development programs in the impoverished coffee and textiles-producer following the June 28 ouster of President Manuel Zelaya. REUTERS/Henry Romero (HONDURAS POLITICS SOCIETY)

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