Honduras

1	Berta Cáceres Lives On, and So Does Violence by Honduran Government and Dam Company	Beverly Bell
2	Interview with Berta Cáceres: “To Fight Against Repression in Honduras is to Fight for our Whole Continent”	Beverly Bell and Berta Cáceres
3	¡Berta Lives! The Life and Legacy of Berta Cáceres	Beverly Bell
4	Murder of Indigenous Activist Berta Cáceres Exposes Reality of War on Honduran Social Justice Movements	Sarah Blaskey
5	Defending Afro-Indigenous Land: Black Fraternal Organization of Honduras Wins Food Sovereignty Prize	Beverly Bell
6	Honduras: The Impunity and Legacy of Miguel Facussé	Greg McCain
7	Young Hondurans Lead Unprecedented Anti-Corruption Movement	Thelma Mejía
8	From Reagan to Obama: Forced Disappearances in Honduras	Heather Gies
9	Garifuna Community Radio Stations Under Threat in Honduras	Sandra Cuffe
10	Honduras: Indigenous Communities Resist Dams in the Face of Threats and Violence	Brigitte Gynther
11	Territories Free of Mining on the Rise in Honduras	Sandra Cuffe
12	Blood for Gold: The Human Cost of Canada’s ‘Free Trade’ With Honduras	Sandra Cuffe
13	Film Review: ‘Revolutionary Medicine - A Story of the First Garifuna Hospital’	Jim Sugiyama
14	Puerto Castilla, Honduras: Corporate and Military Interests Above Garífuna Community Survival	Greg McCain
15	Sex Workers Take to the Streets in Honduras to Protest Murders and Discrimination	Sandra Cuffe
16	"Here the People Govern': Autonomy and Resistance in San Francisco Opalaca, Honduras	Brigitte Gynther
17	Honduras: The Deep Roots of Resistance	Alexander Main
18	Honduras: New Colonel for Operation Xatruch, More of the Same for Lower Aguan?	Anna Jover Segura, translated by Danica Jorden
19	Honduras: Who Should Really Be On Trial For the Rio Blanco Dam?	Brigitte Gynther
20	Honduras: Indigenous Tolupanes Return to Their Territory with IACHR Orders of Protection	Greg McCain
21	Congress’ Last Stand: Privatizations among New Laws in Honduras	Sandra Cuffe
22	Beyond Reform: It’s Time to Shut Down the World Bank	Cyril Mychalejko
23	Anatomy of Election Fraud: The 2013 Honduran Election in Five Simple Steps	Jason Wallach
24	International Election Monitors in Honduras: Do They Ensure Clean Elections or Whitewash Fraud?	Chuck Kaufman
25	Honduras: Beyond the Eye of the Electoral Storm	Sandra Cuffe
26	The Results of the Elections in Honduras were Changed, Says European Union Observer	Giorgio Trucchi, Translation by Adrienne Pine
27	The Different Souls of the Libre Party and Repression against Honduran Students	Orsetta Bellani, Translation by Clayton Conn
28	Honduran Election Results Contested Amid Reports of Fraud, Intimidation	Sandra Cuffe
29	Honduras: Indigenous Movement Defends Land and Rights as Election Looms	Jason Wallach
30	Honduras: A Partial Victory for the Campaign to Free “Chavelo” Morales	Greg McCain
31	Canada Signs Free Trade Deal with Honduras amid Pre-electoral Repression	Sandra Cuffe
32	Nueva Esperanza, Honduras: Against the Same Old Neoliberal Agenda	Greg McCain
33	Where Will the Children Play? Neoliberal Militarization in Pre-Election Honduras	Adrienne Pine, Photos by Jesse Freeston
34	Berta Cáceres Is Still Alive: Indigenous Resistance Against Transnational Plunder in Honduras	Jeff Conant
35	Re-militarizing the Police: Turning the Clock Back in Honduras	Rosemary Joyce and Russell Sheptak
36	Defending Indigenous Lands and Waters in Honduras: The Case of Rio Blanco	Beverly Bell and Tory Field
37	Honduras: The Struggle for Land in Agua Blanca Sur	Brigitte Gynther
38	The Murder of Tomas Garcia by the Honduran Military	Brigitte Gynther
39	Mining Company's Security Threatens International Human Rights Observers, Terrorizes Communities in Honduras	Giorgio Trucchi \| LINyM, Translation by Clayton Conn
40	US Embassy, DEA Obstructing Investigation into Drug War Killings in Honduras	Sandra Cuffe and Karen Spring
41	Honduras Shaken by High-Profile Murders	Thelma Mejía
42	Cyanide Dreams: Ecotourism and Mega-Mining Don’t Mix in Honduras	Rachel Deutsch
43	The Criminalization of Campesino Resistance in Honduras: Chavelo’s Story	Lauren Carasik
44	Honduras: Exhumations in the Aguán in Search of the Truth	Defensores en Línea, Translation by Sandra Cuffe
45	Honduras: Terror in the Aguán	Greg McCain
46	“We’re Witnessing a Reactivation of the Death Squads of the ‘80s” in Honduras: An Interview with Bertha Oliva of COFADEH	Alex Main, CEPR
47	Honduras is Open for Business and Repression	Grahame Russell, Photos by Camila Rich
48	Police Death Squads in Honduras - Then and Now	Dan Beeton, CEPR
49	Book Review - Grabbing Power: The New Struggles for Land, Food and Democracy in Northern Honduras	Chuck Kaufman
50	Modeling Capitalist Dystopia: Honduras OKs Plan for Private Cities	Kari Lydersen

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