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Honduras President Said Leading After ‘Partial Recount’
Honduras President Said Leading After ‘Partial Recount’ | OAS expresses doubts about vote, citing irregularities
Opposition Candidate Calls on Honduran Army to Rebel Amid Vote Dispute
Opposition Candidate Calls on Honduran Army to Rebel Amid Vote Dispute | Vote recount stalls, army imposes curfew
Honduran Police Clash With Protesters After Contested Vote
Honduran Police Clash With Protesters After Contested Vote | Opposition candidate accuses govt of trying to steal election
DEA Agents Kill Another Honduran in Increasingly Aggressive Drug War
Two US agents with the Drug Enforcement Administration shot and killed a man in Honduras last week who was suspected of drug smuggling, in the third instance since May of DEA involvement in the killing of suspects in the troubled Latin American country. The shooting...
US Drug War in Honduras Expands as Human Rights Abuses Increase
America's drug war in Honduras continues to expand and further militarize the conflict, as Washington's responsibility for a worsening human rights situation goes unaccounted for. The expanded mission, called Operation Anvil, is run with six US State Department attack...
Despite Bloody Failures, US Doubling Down on Drug War
After U.S. Drug Enforcement agents killed several innocent Honduran civilians in a botched raid earlier this month, some expected drug war efforts in Central America would relent. But American intervention has doubled down. That deadly raid was part of a growing...
Hondurans Attack Government Buildings, Demand US Leave
People in Honduras have burned down government offices and demanded U.S. drug agents leave the area after news got out that American and Honduran forces shot and killed up to six innocent Hondurans. The dead included two pregnant women and two children. The Drug...
US DEA Agents Kill Up to Six Civilians in Honduras
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents killed up to six innocent civilians and wounded several more in Honduras in a raid which took place at the end of last week. The dead included two pregnant women and two children. The DEA agents fired from helicopter...
US Suspends Some Aid to Mali, Refuses to Call it a ‘Coup’
The United States said on Monday it will suspend up to $70 million in aid to Mali after last week's coup, but that aid for food and humanitarian assistance would continue. "We have now taken a decision to suspend our assistance to the government of Mali pending a...