Honduras

1	The War Against Peasant Farmers Heats Up in Honduras	Aryeh Shell
2	Campesino Land Struggles in the Aguán Valley, Honduras	Heather Gies
3	Honduras: Return to Rigores	Chuck Kaufman
4	Honduras: An Urgent Call	Osvaldo León and Sally Burch, Translation by Alex Cachinero-Gorman and Marybeth Stocking
5	Honduras: Purging Schools of Police Crime	Thelma Mejía
6	Declaration from Artists and Intellectuals on the Bajo Aguán and Human Rights in Honduras	Many, Translation by Adrienne Pine
7	Honduras: Campesinos Murdered as Honduran-Canadian Trade Agreement Moves Forward	Annie Bird (with Karen Spring)
8	Video: Honduran Police Burn Community to the Ground	Jesse Freeston
9	Three Neoliberal Tales in Honduras: The Inter-oceanic Train, Metro-buses and Charter Cities	Luis E. Aguilar
10	Indigenous and Afro-Honduran Women: Autonomy and an End to Violence Against Us	Margaret Thompson, ESCRIBANA
11	Resistance to Political and Business Assaults on Indigenous Land and Resources in Honduras	Margaret Thompson
12	Indigenous and Afro-Honduran Women’s Constitutional Assembly	Margaret Thompson
13	From Cartagena to Tegucigalpa: Imperialism and the Future of the Honduran Resistance	Todd Gordon and Jeffery R. Webber
14	The Different Logics within the Honduran Resistance: An Interview with Bertha Cáceres	Todd Gordon and Jeffery R. Webber
15	Please, Stop Trying to 'Fix' Honduras: Letter to the Los Angeles Times	Jesse Freeston
16	Zelaya's Return: Neither Reconciliation nor Democracy in Honduras	Adrienne Pine
17	Video Reports: Repression and Resistance in Post-Coup Honduras	Jesse Freeston
18	Community Radio Stations: The Voice of Honduran Resistance	Emma Volonté, Translation by Alex Cachinero-Gorman
19	An Inconvenient Truth in Honduras	Rodolfo Pastor Campos
20	Towards the Reconstruction of the Country: The Constituent Assembly of Indigenous and Black People of Honduras	Emma Volonté, Translation by Alex Cachinero-Gorman
21	CODEMUH: Women's Resistance in Honduras	Maria Luisa Regalado
22	Military Coups are Good for Canadian Business: The Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement	Todd Gordon
23	With Increased US Aid, Honduras Militarises Anti-Drug Fight	Thelma Mejía
24	Honduran Constitution: Still Explosive, But No Longer Set in Stone	Rodolfo Pastor Fasquelle
25	Honduras: Campesinos Expelled Like 'Vermin'	Giorgio Trucchi, Translated by Peter Lackowski
26	A State of Siege in Northern Honduras: Land, Palm Oil and Media	Peter Lackowski
27	The Snakes Sleep: Attacks against the Media and Impunity in Honduras	Sandra Cuffe
28	Take Action! End the Brutal Repression of the Honduran Social Movement	Honduras Solidarity Network
29	Honduran Peasant Leader Assassinated	Red Morazánica de Información, Translated by Sofia Jarrin
30	Despite Aguan “Land Agreement”, Continued Repression in Honduran African Palm Oil Plantations	Tamar Sharabi
31	Honduras Commemorates Tense Anniversary of Unresolved Military Coup	Adrienne Pine
32	Honduras Commemorates Tense Anniversary of Unresolved Military Coup	Adrienne Pine
33	The Coup Is Not Over: Marking a Year of Resistance in Honduras	Joseph Shansky
34	Honduras One Year Later	Belén Fernández
35	Clinton Urges OAS to Forget Coup, Readmit Honduras	Rosemary A. Joyce and Russell N. Sheptak
36	Foosball with the Devil: Haiti, Honduras, and Democracy in the Neoliberal Era	Adrienne Pine
37	Honduras: Poll Proposed by Resistance Challenges Regime	Peter Lackowski
38	Honduras Palm Oil Plantations: Sustainable Development Facade	Tamar Sharabi
39	Interview: Tortured, Exiled Honduran Journalist Recalls His Experiences	Tamar Sharabi
40	History Repeats: Committee of Relatives of the Detained-Disappeared of Honduras	James Rodriguez
41	Canadian Mining and Popular Resistance in Honduras	Todd Gordon and Jeffery R. Webber
42	Honduras’ Porfirio “Pepe” Lobo: Another Disaster for Central American Democracy Waiting in the Wing	Adrienne Pine
43	Honduras: Why Do Garifuna Community Radios Burn?	Organización Fraternal Negra Hondureña
44	Honduras: Zelaya's Safety Ensured by Ban on Pen Deliveries to Brazilian Embassy in Tegucigalpa	Belen Fernandez
45	Honduras: Entrenched Corruption Stymies Hope	Thelma Mejía
46	Killing Activists in Honduras	Joseph Shansky
47	Amid Repression, Mobilizing Against the Coup Continues in Honduras	Dawn Paley
48	Honduran Coup Regime Erects Superficial Reality Around Elections	Belén Fernández
49	On Presidents and Precedents: Implications of the Honduran Coup	Joseph Shansky
50	Democracy in Honduras: Chronicle of a Death Foretold	Benjamin Dangl

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