Latest CA

• Geglia: Life Laid Bare in Honduras

  How the Migrant Caravan Makes Neoliberal Dictatorship Visible
• 

  Carlsen: Central American Women Beating Extractive Industries

  The battle to stop the spread of extractive industries pits indigenous and peasant communities against powerful business interests, backed up by politicians who encourage the foreign investments that convert millennial ways of life into cash—for them
• Hallett: Compounding the Crisis

  Understanding legal violence against Central American families
• Jorden: Mexico in the Time of the Caravan

  In the case of the Via Crucis caravan, these people are claiming their right to move, to cross borders they did not make, to avoid violence, to seek a better life
• Abbott: Defending nature and health care in Honduras

  Indigenous communities carry on Berta Cacéres’ work
• Sylvester: Defending Hope in Honduras

  Instead of being silenced by fear, many chanted the demand to end the repressive government of Hernández
• Jones: Accompanying Honduras

  As the bus was taking our accompaniment delegation to Honduras...
• Gies: Legalizing Political Corruption

  Hernández has kept a stranglehold on power through electoral fraud and military might, consolidating what they slam as a “narco-dictatorship” that pads its own pockets while condemning the majority to misery
• Balaguera: A Refugee Movement Emerges

  Central American asylum-seekers on a refugee caravan are part of an emerging regional social movement for forced migrants.
• Greven: The Southern Border Plan in the Trump Era

  Increased security and militarization has exacerbated dangers for Central American asylum-seekers traveling through Mexico- and it’s about to get worse
• Cuffe: “There Are No Human Rights Here”

  Honduran Anti-Fraud Protesters Clamor for Justice as State Killings Continue
• Main: Dirty Elections in Honduras, with Washington’s Blessing

  U.S. support for a corrupt election continues the country’s history of obstructing Honduran democracy
• Abbott: Youth mobilization in Honduras

  The anger and frustration in the streets of Honduras following the controversial November 26 presidential election is palpable
• 

  Prashad: The Stolen Honduran Election

  The US is keen to keep the oligarchy in power
• Oglesby: A Safe House for Central Americans

  On the perilous journey to reunite with their families, Central American women and children find a temporary refuge at Casa Alitas
• Cuffe: Election Fraud Protests Intensify

  Social discontent has been growing for years
• Nairn: Honduran Election Panel Declares Hernández Winner

  The opposition party has called for nationwide protests on Monday, while the Organization of American States has called for a new election
• Cuffe: Cobras Strike in Honduras

  Amid election violence, Honduran police officers have publicly stated they refuse to crack down on protests. What’s behind this?
• Portillo: Honduras Holds Democracy Hostage

  The real fraud is the fiction that the Honduran elites, propped up by U.S. money and interests, ever intended to submit to the will of the people
• Frank: “The Election Is Being Stolen”

  In the face of state repression and blatant fraud, Hondurans are demanding their right to a democratic election