English-language newsletter

Stay up-to-date with Honduran and Central American news and analysis. Stay informed on the latest migrant policies affecting the region, on corruption, social issues, environmental battles, and more, with in-depth and investigative journalism provided by photographers and journalists living in the affected areas.

Do you feel bombarded with news? A newsletter is an intentional way to stay current, without having to scroll through tons of websites and feeds. Each week, we provide an English-language concise and visually-appealing summary, which you can read at ease at a time that suits you. 

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Previous newsletters:

02/07/2021 – Dubious healthcare procurements, and migration measures that don’t go far enough

01/31/2021 – How much can Central America hope for from a Biden government?

01/24/2021 – National Congress Seeks to Bullet-Proof Honduras’ Abortion Ban

01/17/2021 – 4000 migrants and refugees flee Honduras

01/11/2021 – The Honduran president lied about having Covid-19, and the real death figures resulting from the hurricanes have been buried

12/13/2020 – Nurses on the health and disaster frontlines, and 400,000 people still in temporary shelters in Guatemala and Honduras

12/06/2020 – Hurricanes and the pandemic have a disproportionate impact on rural, working class, and poorer Hondurans

11/29/2020 – Women farmers struggle to escape violence, while protests take off against the Honduran and Guatemalan governments11/22/2020 – Two hurricanes in two weeks – Honduras and Central America face intense flooding