Between tears old glories receive the remains of ‘Macho’ Figueroa in San Pedro Sula – Diez

The body of the former soccer player and World Cup player with Honduras Roberto José Figueroa, arrived this Sunday to catracho territory after a month of having died in the U.S.

The humanity of “Macho” arrived in the afternoon at the Ramón Villeda Morales International Airport in San Pedro Sula, where he was received by his family, friends and some fans who remember him with decorum.

In addition, they made an ex-partner presences of Roberto Figueroa in the Honduras national team of Spain 82 how Julio César Arzú, Porfirio Betancourt Jaime Villegas, Gilberto Yearwood and Carlos Caballero.

On his arrival, the old glories of Honduras along with former soccer player and deputy Jaime Villegas delivered him to Roberto Figueroa (son) the flag of Honduras as an act in special tribute.

Roberto Figueroa (son) receives the Honduran flag from Jaime Villegas.

“It means a lot to them as a family and to us as colleagues that he can receive this high honor because he did all the best, defended this national flag accordingly. Today more than a tribute is a feeling. It is something that deserves it”, Gilberto Yearwood said in reaction to Teleprogreso.

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Upon arrival in San Pedro Sula, the remains of Roberto Figueroa they will be transferred to La Ceiba where they will be veiled in the Funeraria Eternal Love.

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Finally, he will be buried this Monday June 29 at Campo Santo Cemetery neighborhood Mejía (8:00 am), however, before he will be honored with a caravan through the avenues of the city, which has been organized by the Association of Friends of Life (ASVI).

Roberto Figueroa He was an award-winning Honduran soccer player who played for clubs like Vida and Motagua. Internationally he played for Murcia, Hercules and Cartaginés. He died on May 24 of cardiac arrest in San Francisco, United States.

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