Natalie Roque News Today

Tegucigalpa, Nov 9 (Prensa Latina) The Honduran government's human rights cabinet will begin an investigation into the eviction of Garífuna families by the police in Islas de la Bahía.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for an impartial investigation into this week’s murder of a young TV journalist in the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa, and urges President Xiomara Castro’s government to stop sabotaging the national mechanism for protecting journalists, whose work is as essential as ever in Honduras.  

A wave of dismissals by the new Honduran government led by President Xiomara Castro is jeopardising the functioning of the national mechanism for protecting journalists in Honduras. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the use of such authoritarian methods in a country where the media continue to be subjected to attacks and violence.

The country’s first female leader, Xiomara Castro, is struggling to advance her feminist agenda 14 years after a coup ended the presidency of her husband, who pursued similar causes.

The eviction of a hundred Lenca indigenous families in Honduras was stopped Wednesday at the request of President Xiomara Castro after dozens of police officers tried to remove them.

The eviction of a hundred Lenca indigenous families in Honduras was stopped Wednesday at the request of President Xiomara Castro after dozens of police officers tried to remove them.

Massive vote and overwhelming victory for Xiomara Castro and the opposition coalition. Reconciliation does not mean impunity. When, on Sunday night, the