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Honduras

1 The Criminalization of Campesino Resistance in Honduras: Chavelo’s Story Lauren Carasik
2 Honduras: Exhumations in the Aguán in Search of the Truth Defensores en Línea, Translation by Sandra Cuffe
3 Honduras: Terror in the Aguán Greg McCain
4 “We’re Witnessing a Reactivation of the Death Squads of the ‘80s” in Honduras: An Interview with Bertha Oliva of COFADEH Alex Main, CEPR
5 Honduras is Open for Business and Repression Grahame Russell, Photos by Camila Rich
6 Police Death Squads in Honduras - Then and Now Dan Beeton, CEPR
7 Book Review - Grabbing Power: The New Struggles for Land, Food and Democracy in Northern Honduras Chuck Kaufman
8 Modeling Capitalist Dystopia: Honduras OKs Plan for Private Cities Kari Lydersen
9 Honduras: War on the Peasants Eric Holt-Giménez and Tanya Kerssen
10 Cold War Policies Revived by Honduran Intelligence Law Thelma Mejía
11 Cyanide Lakes and Hurricanes: An Interview with Dr. Juan Almendares on the High Costs of Mining in Honduras Jen Wilton and Liam Barrington-Bush
12 Constitutional Death Spiral in Honduras Rosemary Joyce and Russell Sheptak
13 Deadly Conflict Over Honduran Palm Oil Plantations Puts CEO in the Spotlight Jennifer Kennedy, CorpWatch Blog
14 Honduran Congress Moving to Dismiss Supreme Court Justices over Police Reform Honduras Culture and Politics and Upside Down World
15 Is the World Bank Funding Death Squads in Honduras? Annie Bird, Rights Action
16 Honduras Truth Commission Releases Report about Coup-Related Violence and Repression The Honduras Accompaniment Project
17 Left International Solidarity in Post-Coup Honduras Tyler Shipley
18 Vallecito Resists, Satuye Lives! The Garífuna Resistance to Honduras’ Charter Cities Tim Russo, with Research by Genevieve Roudane and COMPPA
19 DEA-linked Deaths Show Faults in Central American Drug Plan Allen Hines
20 Canada and Chile Meddling in Honduras's Economic and Security Policies Karen Spring and Sandra Cuffe
21 Honduras: A Violence, Repression and Impunity Capital of the World Grahame Russell
22 Gathering in Bajo Aguán: Oligarchy and Human Rights Violations in Honduras Emma Volanté, Translation by Jim Rudolf
23 The War Against Peasant Farmers Heats Up in Honduras Aryeh Shell
24 Campesino Land Struggles in the Aguán Valley, Honduras Heather Gies
25 Honduras: Return to Rigores Chuck Kaufman
26 Honduras: An Urgent Call Osvaldo León and Sally Burch, Translation by Alex Cachinero-Gorman and Marybeth Stocking
27 Honduras: Purging Schools of Police Crime Thelma Mejía
28 Declaration from Artists and Intellectuals on the Bajo Aguán and Human Rights in Honduras Many, Translation by Adrienne Pine
29 Honduras: Campesinos Murdered as Honduran-Canadian Trade Agreement Moves Forward Annie Bird (with Karen Spring)
30 Video: Honduran Police Burn Community to the Ground Jesse Freeston
31 Three Neoliberal Tales in Honduras: The Inter-oceanic Train, Metro-buses and Charter Cities Luis E. Aguilar
32 Indigenous and Afro-Honduran Women: Autonomy and an End to Violence Against Us Margaret Thompson, ESCRIBANA
33 Resistance to Political and Business Assaults on Indigenous Land and Resources in Honduras Margaret Thompson
34 Indigenous and Afro-Honduran Women’s Constitutional Assembly Margaret Thompson
35 From Cartagena to Tegucigalpa: Imperialism and the Future of the Honduran Resistance Todd Gordon and Jeffery R. Webber
36 The Different Logics within the Honduran Resistance: An Interview with Bertha Cáceres Todd Gordon and Jeffery R. Webber
37 Please, Stop Trying to 'Fix' Honduras: Letter to the Los Angeles Times Jesse Freeston
38 Zelaya's Return: Neither Reconciliation nor Democracy in Honduras Adrienne Pine
39 Video Reports: Repression and Resistance in Post-Coup Honduras Jesse Freeston
40 Community Radio Stations: The Voice of Honduran Resistance Emma Volonté, Translation by Alex Cachinero-Gorman
41 An Inconvenient Truth in Honduras Rodolfo Pastor Campos
42 Towards the Reconstruction of the Country: The Constituent Assembly of Indigenous and Black People of Honduras Emma Volonté, Translation by Alex Cachinero-Gorman
43 CODEMUH: Women's Resistance in Honduras Maria Luisa Regalado
44 Military Coups are Good for Canadian Business: The Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement Todd Gordon
45 With Increased US Aid, Honduras Militarises Anti-Drug Fight Thelma Mejía
46 Honduran Constitution: Still Explosive, But No Longer Set in Stone Rodolfo Pastor Fasquelle
47 Honduras: Campesinos Expelled Like 'Vermin' Giorgio Trucchi, Translated by Peter Lackowski
48 A State of Siege in Northern Honduras: Land, Palm Oil and Media Peter Lackowski
49 The Snakes Sleep: Attacks against the Media and Impunity in Honduras Sandra Cuffe
50 Take Action! End the Brutal Repression of the Honduran Social Movement Honduras Solidarity Network
 
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