CENTRAL AMERICA: CANADIAN MINING COMPANIES RAMPANT
An interactive map of major mine projects by Environmental Campaign for Central America (ENCA)
Honduras: ‘Charter cities’ Plans in chaos
Plans to build three quasi-autonomous new cities in Honduras are facing challenges on many fronts, despite President Porfirio Lobo's determination to push them through.
VIDEO: Why is Honduras so Violent?
In a country with 86 murders for every 100,000 inhabitants, journalists and farmers appear to be in particular danger.
HONDURAS: RESISTANCE LIVES ON
A powerful video documents the continued resitance to the government brought to power by the 2009 coup.
HONDURAS: THREE YEARS AFTER THE COUP
John Perry looks at the disastrous outcome of the 2009 coup in Honduras and the difficulties and dangers confronting all who resist the new government.
Honduras: deaths cause outrage
The killing of four fisherpeople by DEA trainers and the Honduran police has sparked outrage in the isolated coastal region of Mosquitia. Government offices have been burnt, and residents have demanded the agency's expulsion.
Honduras: reforming public security and mining regulations
As if Honduras did not have enough problems, it has now been revealed that foreign interests are dictating important national policies.
Honduras: funeral of man assassinated by police
COPINH, the indigenous organisation, issues statement protesting about police brutality (in Spanish).
Honduras: direct intervention
On 11 May 2012 US and Honduran soldiers shot a group of Miskito Indians from a helicopter, claiming they were involved in drug-trafficking. Berta Cáceres from COPINH says that the indigenous community is under seige.
Honduras: denunciation of “foreign military occupation”
Human rights body expresses outrage at killing of six civilians by US soldiers