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Honduran Congress elects mostly opposition magistrates to new Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Honduran Congress elects mostly opposition magistrates to new Supreme Court

The new magistrates, who will serve from 2023 to 2030, were elected from a slate of candidates negotiated between Honduras' major political parties. "We elected a Supreme Court of Justice independent of drug-trafficking, independent of organized crime, independent of the narco-dictatorship," said Libre party bench leader Rafael Sarmiento in the chamber, referring to the National party that ruled Honduras for eight years.

Honduran embassy in Jerusalem 'at real risk,' says MP - Vimarsana News

Honduran embassy in Jerusalem 'at real risk,' says MP

Jose Tomas Zambrano says Honduras could move its embassy back to Tel Aviv.

Source: jpost.com
Why the United States Is Keen to Court Honduras' New President - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - Vimarsana News

Why the United States Is Keen to Court Honduras' New President - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Xiomara Castro faces an uphill battle to deliver change—but she might be the region’s best hope.

Why the United States Is Keen to Court Honduras' New President - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - Vimarsana News

Why the United States Is Keen to Court Honduras' New President - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Xiomara Castro faces an uphill battle to deliver change—but she might be the region’s best hope.

Taiwan-US-Honduras ties look solid - Taipei Times - Vimarsana News

Taiwan-US-Honduras ties look solid - Taipei Times

The news of President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) being invited to the inauguration of Xiomara Castro is a clear indication that the Honduran president-elect has reversed course on a campaign promise she made. In September, Castro in a speech guaranteed that during her first 100 days in office, she would officially switch economic and diplomatic ties from Taipei to Beijing. The reversal is great news for the Tsai administration and gives it some room to breathe after the Nicaraguan government unexpectedly made the diplomatic switch. However, the good news does not stop there. At the beginning of ...