Progreso

[ praw-gre-saw ]

/ prɔˈgrɛ sɔ /

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noun

a city in NW Honduras.

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How to use Progreso in a sentence

Progreso’s municipal court was closed from April to July due to the pandemic, said city clerk Raul Garcia.
Restrictions on the South Texas Border Were Meant to Protect People From COVID-19. Then the Handcuffs Came Out.|by Vianna Davila and Ren Larson|December 19, 2020|ProPublica
Progreso Police Chief Cesar Solis told ProPublica and the Tribune the money was a bond to ensure people showed up to pay the fines in court.
Restrictions on the South Texas Border Were Meant to Protect People From COVID-19. Then the Handcuffs Came Out.|by Vianna Davila and Ren Larson|December 19, 2020|ProPublica
The week after his departure from the company, Gutierrez told the Los Angeles Times that Progreso was finally on track to break even.
The Loan Company That Sued Thousands of Low-Income Latinos During the Pandemic|by Kiah Collier, Ren Larson and Perla Trevizo|August 31, 2020|ProPublica
Raquel lives in a modest brick house in Progreso, Texas, a border town less than 40 miles from Matamoros.
Mexico’s Murderous SWAT Teams|Jason McGahan|November 10, 2014|DAILY BEAST

Leaving my companions I went the following morning to Progreso to attend to the unlucky baggage.
In Indian Mexico (1908)|Frederick Starr
We found the carnival at Progreso more natural and unpretentious, but also far more lively and amusing, than anything in Mérida.
In Indian Mexico (1908)|Frederick Starr
Progreso is cleaner, cooler, enjoys a sea breeze, and gives as good living for less than half the price we were paying.
In Indian Mexico (1908)|Frederick Starr
For comfort, for the benefit of our sick man, for the advantage of our pocket, we would be better off at Progreso than in Mérida.
In Indian Mexico (1908)|Frederick Starr
Progreso and Mérida were visited, and our work was done upon the Mayas living near the town of Tekax.
In Indian Mexico (1908)|Frederick Starr