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Honduras seizes nearly half ton of fentanyl

Politics

Honduran police discovered nearly half a metric ton of the synthetic drug fentanyl hidden in a shipping container, officials said on Wednesday, in the first ...

Sports

Honduras manager Reinaldo Rueda has included six Europe-based players in his squad for the team’s CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinal against Mexico, the local federation said. ...

Politics

About 3,000 migrants from Central America, Venezuela, Cuba and Haiti on Wednesday blocked traffic on one of Mexico’s main southern highways to demand transit or ...

Entertainment

Thousands of people across the globe continue to share on social media the beautiful transformation and tourist attractions in El Salvador. The 72nd edition of the ...

Politics

The president of the Guatemalan Congress from the ruling VAMOS party, Shirley Rivera, has confirmed that the United States has rescinded her visa. This move ...

Business

Athena Bitcoin is set to revolutionize its network of cryptocurrency ATMs in El Salvador by integrating the Lightning Network, a decision poised to accelerate transaction ...

Business, Politics

Two individuals lost their lives in Panama during an anti-government demonstration on Tuesday when an unidentified gunman opened fire, escalating the already heightened social unrest ...

Politics

Central American nations have initiated a controversial program of transporting migrants northward, raising alarms about the intensification of the border crisis under the Biden administration. ...

Entertainment

In the vibrant heart of salsa’s birthplace, Cuba, a new musical trend is captivating the youth. It’s not the salsa beats traditionally associated with the ...

Politics

On Tuesday, Honduran Foreign Affairs Minister Enrique Reina demanded respect for national sovereignty and rejected criticism of its internal affairs after a U.S. senator claimed ...