U.S. Role in Honduras Narco-State Absent from President’s Drug Trial | Under the Shadow, Update 3...
Former president Juan Orlando Hernández has been convicted of drug trafficking. The United States and Canada remain unaccountable.
2009 Honduras: Legacy of a Coup | Under the Shadow, Ep. 7, Part II
The 2009 coup ratcheted up the sell-off of land and resources, enabled state-sponsored drug trafficking and corruption, and fueled a migrant exodus—all with U.S. and Canadian support.
2009 Honduras: La Resistencia | Under the Shadow, Ep. 7, Part I
The 2009 U.S.-backed coup ruptured Honduras’s three-decade-old democracy. Despite a media blockade, militarization, and deadly repression, the people took to the streets—and refused to back down.
USS Honduras | Under the Shadow, Ep. 6
Often overlooked in the story of U.S. imperialism in Central America, Honduras has served as a training base and staging ground for interventions throughout the region. In the 1980s, the impacts were devastating.
En Honduras, el gobierno de izquierda enfrenta grandes desafíos
Xiomara Castro llegó a la presidencia con la promesa de refundar el país tras más de una década de neoliberalismo agresivo. A pesar de grandes retos, la esperanza no se ha frustrada aun.
Líderes Hondureñas en la mira
En el contexto de una cultura de impunidad, mujeres figuras públicas están siendo asesinadas en Honduras en tasas alarmantes.
Honduran Women Leaders in the Crosshairs
Amid a widespread culture of impunity, women public figures are killed in Honduras at an alarming rate.
“No Sabemos Ni Siquiera Donde Están Los Restos de Nuestros Seres Queridos”
A pesar de esfuerzos comunitarios, una empresa minera transnacional ha profanado un cementerio de 200 años en Honduras.
“We Don’t Even Know Where the Remains of our Loved Ones Are”
Despite community efforts, a transnational mining company has desecrated a 200-year old cemetery in Honduras.
¿Combatir Narcos o Criminalizar la Indigeneidad?
En la Muskitia hondureña, los indígenas han sido durante mucho tiempo objeto de violencia e injusticia por parte de la lucha del gobierno contra el narcotráfico.
Combating Narcos or Criminalizing Indigeneity?
In the Honduran Muskitia, Indigenous people have long been targets of violence and injustice by the government's fight against drug trafficking.
In Honduras, Victory of Leftist Woman President Rests on Other Women’s Struggles
Ending more than a decade of right-wing rule, Xiomara Castro will enter office on January 27 with an agenda strongly shaped by women's activism and other social movements.
