The Honduran president visited Trump less than one month after his inauguration but failed to uphold his promise to defend TPS for Hondurans.

A recent report produced by a committee of experts presented new findings on the murder of social and environmental activist Berta Cáceres.

Despite being declared the winner, the other candidates do not recognize Asfura, the candidate supported by Trump, as the legitimate winner of the elections.

Two weeks after elections in Honduras, no winner has yet been declared yet. As the irregularities grow, both the Liberal Party and LIBRE have denounced electoral fraud is being committed in favor of the far-right candidate.

According to LIBRE, foreign interference and an electoral manipulation plot affected the decision of the Honduran people and popular sovereignty.

The two right-wing candidates are fighting neck and neck for a victory that seemed certain to go to the progressive ruling party. Why did the left lose? In this article, we review some possible causes.

The US escalation of interventionist discourse regarding the polls in Honduras reveals the deep-seated fear of the victory of a progressive project in the Americas

In this report, we review who the candidates for the Honduran presidency are, the country’s economic situation, and allegations of fraud, among other things.

Although Moncada appears to have the lead in the polls, the opposition has launched a national and international campaign to delegitimize the results of the November 30 election.

The elections will be held on November 30. Nearly 6 million Hondurans are eligible to cast their votes. In addition, 128 congressmen, 20 deputies, 198 mayors, and 2,000 councilors will be elected.

Almost a year after Juan López was killed, a court in the Central American country formally charged the three alleged perpetrators, marking progress in the investigation.

The polls are still inconclusive, although the three who have the best chances to conquer the presidency are: Moncada, Nasralla, and Asfura.