Honduras
Honduras To Receive Over $600 Million Loan As Part Of Highway Rehabilitation Program
The amount will be used to rehabilitate and widen 308 kilometers of highway on five different routes throughout the Central American country's north and east.
Honduras Shocks Mexico with 2-0 Victory in Concacaf Nations League Quarterfinals
El TRI was largely ineffective in attack, failing to register a single shot on target in the first half
Mexico Witnesses Sharp Increase In Migrants From Venezuela, Guatemala, Honduras
Mexico's foreign affairs secretary said in the last month alone, 60,000 Venezuelan, 35,000 Guatemalan, and 27,000 Honduran migrants reached the country.
Honduras Plans To Construct Island Prison To Detain Gang Members
President Xiomara Castro's new plan involves the construction of an isolated prison on the Islas del Cisne archipelago, situated 250km off the coast.
Honduras Adopts El Salvador's Approach In Anti-Gang Crackdown
Honduran police, like their counterparts in El Salvador, shared videos of tattooed inmates being forcefully escorted during a recent prison sweep.
Honduras Implements Immediate Curfew Following Fatal Shooting Incident
In addition to the pool hall shooting, separate murders in the Sula Valley region on Saturday increased the death toll to at least 20.
Honduran Families Demand Answers As Death Toll In Prison Riot Rise To 46
Gang-related violence engulfed the prison, leaving families desperate for information about their incarcerated loved ones' well-being.
Riot At Women's Jail In Honduras Leaves 41 Dead
A riot at a prison in Honduras on Tuesday has left at least 41 women dead.
Honduras' First Woman President Xiomara Castro Legalizes Emergency Contraceptive Pill
Honduran President Xiomara Castro has lifted a 13-year ban on morning-after-pill.
Peru Recalls Ambassador To Honduras After Criticism From President Castro
Peru recalled its ambassador to Honduras on Thursday after Honduran President Xiomara Castro's comments on the Peruvian crisis.
Honduran Lawmakers To Begin Selecting 15 Members Of New Supreme Court
Honduras' Congress will start selecting the new members of the country’s Supreme Court this week, as President Xiomara Castro’s party seeks to push members who will give them more control of the government.
Families Of Environmental Activists Shot Dead By Gunmen In Honduras Demand Action
The murder of two environmental activists in Honduras has caused alarm and international uproar, with their families demanding the government to investigate their murders.
Two Environmental Activists Found Dead in Honduras; UN Calls For Independent Inquiry Into Deaths
The killing of two local environmental activists in Honduras on Sunday has garnered condemnation internationally, with a U.N. representative calling for the investigation of the deaths.
Honduras Expands Scope, Time of State of Emergency In Continued Fight Against Crime
The government of Honduras has agreed to extend the state of emergency declaration to 45 and to expand it further to more municipalities in the country.
As El Salvador Murder Rates Go Down, Honduras Follows Hardline Example In War Against Extortionists
As El Salvador's murder rates appear to go down significantly, the Honduras government appears to be following their example in tackling their war on extortion.
Honduras’ First Female President Is Accused Of Abandoning Pledge For Implementing Stronger Women’s Rights
Activists in Honduras are accusing President Xiomara Castro, of abandoning the cause of women's rights over a year into her term as they find her not pushing for broader changes in the government as she promised.
Honduras Suspends Constitutional Rights In Capital Tegucigalpa And San Pedro Sula Amid Gang Crackdown
Honduras suspended constitutional rights in the capital Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula as part of an effort to combat street gangs.
Honduras Declares State Of Emergency Over Gang-Related Crimes, Extortion
Honduran President Xiomara Castro declared a state of emergency on Friday after an increasing amount of gang-related extortion crimes has left citizens scared and restless.
Honduras To Authorize Morning-After Pill For Rape Victims After Decades Of Restrictions
Honduras' Health Minister Jose Matheu said Monday the country will allow the use of the morning-after pill for rape victims though abortions will still be banned.
CBP Agents Encounter Suspected Illegal Immigrants, Including Armed Ones
The Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents recently encountered five human smuggling attempts that resulted in the apprehension of over 63 undocumented people at the I-35 Border Patrol checkpoint.
Ex-Honduras Police Chief Conspired With Former President Juan Orlando Hernandez In Drug Trafficking
Juan Carlos Bonilla Valladares was charged with criminal drug trafficking and extradited to the United States on Wednesday.
Former President Of Honduras Juan Orlando Hernandez To Be Extradited To US Next Week
Juan Orlando Hernandez is scheduled to be extradited to the United States next week to face drug trafficking and weapons charges.
Honduras Seizes Properties, Other Assets Of Former President Awaiting Extradition To US For Drug Trafficking
Honduran ex-president Juan Orlando Hernandez's financial holdings and other assets were seized by Honduran authorities on Friday.
Man Breaks Into American Airlines Cockpit, Vandalizes Plane Set To Leave For Miami
A Honduras flight to Miami experienced some delay after a passenger on the plane damaged the flight controls in the cockpit before being subdued by the crew and arrested.
Colombian Narcotrafficker Smuggled, Distributed More Than 30,000 Kilograms of Cocaine Into U.S. Soil
A federal court in Brooklyn has sentenced a Colombian national to more than 17 years behind bars for conspiring to internationally distribute cocaine and sell them at higher prices for shipping the drugs closer to U.S. soil, United States District Judge Edward R. Korman bared on Wednesday.
Three-Hour Prison Gang Brawl Leaves Five Dead, 39 Others Injured In Honduras
Five have reportedly died and scores injured following a prison brawl that took place at La Tolva Prison in Honduras.
Illegal Immigrant Run Over By Border Patrol Vehicle, Another Injured Near Texas
A group was apprehended out of which one migrant informed the CBP about an individual who was run over by their vehicle.
Central America Independence Day: 9 Best World Heritage Sites To Visit On Your Next Vacation!
We celebrate Central America's independence day with some of its most beautiful World Heritage Sites.
Coronavirus Latin America Update: US Migrant Deportation Might Further Spread The Virus
Given how the U.S. and Mexico are firm about sticking to stringent deportation measures, demands have been made for detailed medical screenings of the migrants before letting them into busses and planes.
Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernandez Accused Of Taking $25,000 Drug Money By US Prosecutors
US prosecutors accused Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernandez of receiving drug money.