Hernández "abused his position as the president of Honduras to operate the country as a narco-state" and used the drug trafficking proceeds "to enrich himself, finance his political campaigns ...

Once considered a top U.S. ally in the war on drugs, former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez ... Venezuela and Colombia through routes in Honduras and on to the United States.

Honduras goes to the polls Sunday amid growing concern over increasing violence, according to the United Nations' High Commissioner for Human Rights (former Chilean two-time President Michelle ...

Lea este artículo en español Juan Orlando Hernández, president of Honduras during an interview with Univision News at his home in the capital, Tegucigalpa, Jan 19, 2018. Crédito: Univision ...

Prosecutors have alleged that for nearly 20 years, including during his two terms as the president of Honduras, Hernández built up a "corrupt and violent" empire to smuggle tons and tons of cocai ...

But in response to President Trump’s sweeping deportation plans, Honduras is doing the opposite. By Annie Correal Reporting from Mexico City Many Latin American leaders have remained silent or ...

President Xiomara Castro previously warned that she could oust the American military from Honduras if President Trump pursued aggressive deportations.

Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu told a news conference Sunday that Taiwan had ended its relations with Honduras to “safeguard its sovereignty and dignity.” Wu said that Honduran President ...

Salvador Nasralla, former Honduran vice president and current Liberal Party candidate, said that if he were elected president ...

The former president of the Honduran Judo Federation ... the COH reaffirms its commitment to the development of sport in Honduras and the promotion of Olympic values throughout the country.

President Trump has declared a National Emergency over the immigration crisis, with Mexico, Colombia and Honduras cooperating with the U.S. and accepting deported migrants, while Trump’s ...

One person has died and thousands remain in shelters after torrential rain fell in Honduras. The president has ordered an investigation, saying the crash should not be treated as an accident.