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Report: Violence, Corruption & Impunity in the Honduran Energy Industry The report Violence, Corruption & Impunity in the Honduran Energy Industry profiles Roberto David Castillo and related companies. Castillo is a former Honduran military intelligence Read More …
My name is Pablo Ruíz, and I’m a survivor of torture and part of the SOA Watch staff. I’m writing to you because June is Torture Awareness Month, and today, June 26, is the International Read More …
Tweet this article. Since late April, teachers and medical workers have been demonstrating across Honduras against the privatization of education and medical services. The demonstrations in defense of public education and health services grew into Read More …
Representative Hank Johnson and 43 representatives have reintroduced the Berta Cáceres Human Rights in Honduras Act, H.R. 1945, in the current legislative session of the House of Representatives. The bill would suspend US military and Read More …
The 1989 University of Central America Massacre Sources at the [SOA] say that when…soldiers go through the urban-combat exercise with blanks in their weapons, half the time the village priest (played by a U.S. Army Read More …
En estos días se han realizado en varios lugares del mundo actos de solidaridad con Venezuela. Compartimos fotos de Costa Rica, Chile, Colombia, EEUU, El Salvador y Portugal. Fotos enviadas por: CAP y SOAW Costa Read More …
On Saturday, February 23rd, 12 Honduran activists who have been defending the drinking water of numerous communities from a mine owned by members of Honduras’ powerful oligarchy were jailed in an extreme misuse of the Read More …
The search for truth with justice is under attack again in Guatemala. Currently, a proposal in congress seeks to reform the 1996 National Reconciliation Law and seeks to grant immediate amnesty to perpetrators of human Read More …
On January 23, 2019, Juan Guaidó declared himself president of Venezuela following a phone call from the vice president of the United States, Mike Pence. In doing so, the US and Guaidó are attempting a coup d’etat to Read More …
Sunday, January 27th marked one year since US-backed Juan Orlando Hernandez was installed for a second term as president of Honduras, in the midst of massive demonstrations against widely-recognized election fraud. It was the United Read More …