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Drought Aid: South Korea will provide Honduras $500,000 in humanitarian assistance as drought leaves about 620,000 people facing severe food insecurity and malnutrition, according to the UN. The dry spell has affected the country since May. Hondurans in the U.S.: Officials in Harrison, New Jersey, are seeking answers after ICE arrested Honduran Jhon Maykel Correa Sangucho in front of his children. DHS said he faces removal proceedings after traffic violations and refusing orders to leave his vehicle. Environmental Crime: Honduras was among nine countries in a regional Interpol operation that reported 233 arrests and documented about 60,000 hectares of illegally cleared forest. Investigators also linked 161 companies to a separate Amazon-clearing case.

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Oct. 5, 2026

HNL Lab Medicine donates testing equipment to Honduras clinic

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Oct. 1, 2026

VERTISA seeks reimbursement from Honduras over mobile hospital shipping costs

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Sep. 17, 2026

Jody Williams backs Garífuna women protesting evictions in Honduras

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Aug. 19, 2026

Grand Valley Garage Doors backs Honduras home build for 13-year-old Marcelo

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Gainesville to get a second taste of Honduras

Gainesville to get a second taste of Honduras

“Washington Stole the Election from Me. It Happened in Honduras and It Can Happen in Mexico”

“Washington Stole the Election from Me. It Happened in Honduras and It Can Happen in Mexico”

Provincetown PD employee, Honduras native detained at Logan Airport since Tuesday

Provincetown PD employee, Honduras native detained at Logan Airport since Tuesday

Provincetown PD employee, Honduras native released after 44-hour detention at Logan Airport

Provincetown PD employee, Honduras native released after 44-hour detention at Logan Airport


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Oct. 7, 2026

Three men sentenced to prison for scheme to smuggle firearms to Honduras

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Oct. 5, 2026

Bringing Laboratory Testing Closer to Patients in Honduras

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Honduras Erupts in Protest as Fuel Prices Climb for 11th Week

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DHS Releases New Data Revealing that New York has Refused to Honor More Than 16,000 ICE Detainers

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Garífuna Women Call for End to Evictions in Ongoing Protest at Honduras's Supreme Court

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