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Guatemala's new president promises a better sort of government - Vimarsana News

Guatemala's new president promises a better sort of government

But Bernardo Arévalo has an uphill task | The Americas

Honduran officials respond to deadly prison riot with crackdown - Vimarsana News

Honduran officials respond to deadly prison riot with crackdown

Rival gangs clashed at a women’s prison in Honduras this week, leaving nearly 50 inmates dead. In response, the government is putting its military back in charge of penal colonies, expanding its powers and building new prisons on islands off the coast.  From the Honduran capital Tegucigalpa, security analyst Lester Ramírez talks with The World’s Marco Werman about what the

Repressors sentenced to life in infamous 'Casa de Belén' case - Vimarsana News

Repressors sentenced to life in infamous 'Casa de Belén' case

Former police officers and government officials were found guilty of child abuse and murder during Argentina’s last dictatorship

Honduras looks to elect its first female president - Vimarsana News

Honduras looks to elect its first female president

Xiomara Castro has promised to boost democracy, improve the economy and get rid of corruption | The Americas

Corruption hampers Honduras' vaccine rollout  | The World from PRX - Vimarsana News

Corruption hampers Honduras' vaccine rollout  | The World from PRX

Honduran anti-corruption activists have built an “open data portal” to track who is receiving COVID-19 vaccines in the Central American country. Lester Ramírez, of the Honduran-based Association for a More Just Society, talks with The World’s Marco Werman about the vaccine transparency effort and how it's working to hold officials accountable. Share Want a seat at the table? Every morning, the editorial team at public radio’s international news show The World meets to plan what they'll cover that day. Want to see what's on deck? Sign up for our daily newsletter TOP OF THE WORLD and g...

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