Honduras

People, Policy, And Power: Envisioning A New Honduras

The Latin American and Caribbean region is no stranger to U.S. intervention and support of rightwing dictatorships.
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World Bank Profited From Terrorizing Honduran Peasants, Lawsuit Alleges

The World Bank's lending arm should have known about violence targeting poor farmers, the plaintiffs say.
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Land Grabs Are Partly To Blame For Skyrocketing Violence In Central America

Global firms and local elites are taking land from farmers, which pushes them to cities, where jobs are few.
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Here's What A Christmas Party Is Like In One Of The Most Dangerous Neighborhoods In The World

.... and the story of a special 17-year-old who's making a difference there.
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U.S. Aid To Honduras In Doubt After Killings Of Activists

Berta Cáceres' family wants the U.S. to halt security funds until the Honduran government agrees to an impartial investigation.
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Obama Administration Expands Efforts To Help Central American Refugees

Officials say current efforts have gained traction.
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Travel Warning: Beware U.S. Gun Violence and Police

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The U.S. Role In The Honduras Coup And Subsequent Violence

A number of U.S. officials -- most notably then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton -- played an important role in preventing Zelaya’s return to office and the junta consolidating its power in the face of massive nonviolent protests.
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Traveling Solo Post-Breakup: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

Escaping to a sunny island isn't going to make everything better.
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New Jersey Baby Born With Zika-Linked Birth Defects May Be First In Continental U.S.

"You could see the pain in her heart," the hospital's chief OBGYN said of the mom after her baby was born.
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