Honduras
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Berta Cáceres murder trial: Was Honduran govt involved in environmentalist's death?
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The Mexico migrant caravan that gave Trump fits
In early April, US President Donald Trump took the drastic step of ordering the National Guard to his country’s border with Mexico after seeing images of a caravan of migrants en…
Migrant caravan in limbo as US says border crossing is full
About 50 people from a Central American migrant caravan including women, children and transgender individuals tried to seek US asylum on Sunday but were not allowed to cross the…
Hernandez begins second term as thousands protest
President Juan Orlando Hernandez was sworn in for a second term on Saturday as thousands protested against his re-election in a vote marred by irregularities and allegations of…
Police, protestors clash over disputed election in Honduras
Activists blocked roads and clashed with police in Honduras on Saturday as part of nationwide protests against the contested re-election of President Juan Orlando Hernandez.
Honduras opposition admits defeat in presidential poll
Honduras pulled back from the brink of crisis on Friday when the opposition candidate Salvador Nasralla admitted defeat in the November 26 presidential poll.
Hernandez declared winner in disputed Honduras vote
Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez was declared Sunday the winner of a heavily disputed presidential election held three weeks ago, despite mounting protests and…
‘This is armed robbery,’ says Honduras candidate Nasralla
Honduras on Monday finally concluded a much-delayed count from its presidential election but refrained from declaring incumbent leader Juan Orlando Hernandez the outright winner,…
Exclusive: ‘This is armed robbery,’ Honduras candidate Nasralla, contesting election, tells FRANCE 24
Exclusive: ‘This is armed robbery,’ Honduras candidate Nasralla, contesting election, tells FRANCE 24
Thousands protest vote count ‘fraud’ in Honduras
Electoral authorities in Honduras seemed poised to hand the president a second term on Monday even after tens of thousands took to the streets in the biggest protests yet over…
Honduras gives army extra powers to quash voter unrest
Honduras suspended the right to free movement on Friday, imposing a dusk-to-dawn curfew and giving the army and police extended powers after looting and protests triggered by a…
Honduras gives army extra powers to quash election unrest
2017-12-02 09:31 Honduras gives army extra powers to quash election unrest