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This is my Monday and Thursday landscape perception as I commute from my house to my working place at the National Autonomous University of Tegucigalpa. The image is perhaps more a mixture of social, political and economical aspects, than a landscape of landmarks and architectures. The part of Tegucigalpa I live in is an former extension of the city, Tegucigalpa grew along its boulevards that originated from the historic downtown. The boulevards became then the new centers of business and economics. One of them, the Blvd Morazan became a fast food catalogue where I often buy a coffee to go or have a quick lunch. As I cross the boulevard I experience the clash of different social classes though a narrow street that has the rich and prominent at the left and the slums at the right. As I approach my workplace I cross the only Sport park of the city, which is sadly covered by a endless wall. and then I have two options of getting to my job; one evidences a control dispute between the catholics and the laic institutions, the university's expensive administrative building; the second crosses the back of the sport park and there you see a vast dry forest area that has everything to become a leisure park but remains unseen.