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Honduras Declares State of Emergency Over Gang Violence in The Country - Vimarsana News

Honduras Declares State of Emergency Over Gang Violence in The Country

Honduras’ new measure must still be approved by Congress. Honduras became the second country in Central America to declare a state of emergency to fight gang crimes like extortion. For years, street gangs have charged protection money from bus and taxi drivers and store owners in Honduras, as in neighboring El Salvador. Late Thursday, Honduran ...

OQ acquires Exolum's stake in OQ Logistics Company - Vimarsana News

OQ acquires Exolum's stake in OQ Logistics Company

MUSCAT: The logistics sector in the Sultanate of Oman is one of the most promising sectors that contributes to diversifying the national economy. In accordance with the strategy of...

OQ acquires Exolum's stake in OQ Logistics - Vimarsana News

OQ acquires Exolum's stake in OQ Logistics

Oman's global integrated energy company OQ Group, represented by its subsidiary OQ Refineries and Petrochemical Industries, has acquired Spanish firm Exolum Corporation’s 40 per cent shareholding in OQ Logistics.

Honduras declares state of emergency against gang crime - Vimarsana News

Honduras declares state of emergency against gang crime

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — Honduras became the second country in Central America to declare a state of emergency to fight gang crimes like extortion. For years, street gangs have charged protection money from bus and taxi drivers and store owners in Honduras, as in neighboring El Salvador.

Source: apnews.com
Honduras to suspend constitutional rights for 30 days as part of gang crackdown - Vimarsana News

Honduras to suspend constitutional rights for 30 days as part of gang crackdown

Honduras' government will suspend some constitutional rights in parts of its two largest cities Tuesday in an attempt to break gang control in those areas.