Climate change and the environment
Colorless Corals Pose a Grave Warning for Honduran Reefs
Climate change is already pushing Honduran reefs to their limits.
Sierra Garcia
23 November, 2023
Category: Documenting daily life
Central America
Bukele’s administration awarded public works contracts to public officials, members of the Nuevas Ideas party and sanctioned companies without experience
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele diverted funds from the development of municipalities to create an institution that decides what public works projects will be carried out
Redacción Regional
6 September, 2023
Documenting daily life
Honduras’ last Garifuna refuge
Comayagüela is the commercial epicenter of the capital of Honduras and also the most unequal. There, violence and multiple expressions of survival converge. On the
Vienna Herrera
8 August, 2023
Documenting daily life
Don Pedro, an environmentalist veteran, continues to defend Honduras’ western lands despite growing threats
Pedro Pinto, 67, has spent over half his life defending the environment in the western region of Ocotepeque, Honduras. In November 2022, two of his
Allan Bu
18 April, 2023
Documenting daily life
Indecency in the Open
Alexis Carrasco is sculpting Gallery, his other self. He has been doing it for ten years and is already an expert craftsman of the exhausting
Daniel Fonseca
10 February, 2023
Documenting daily life
Covid-19 and hurricanes don’t affect us all equally
“What’s important is that you are okay and that your family is okay. Possessions can be recovered.” I have read and listened to these phrases
Alejandra Flores
5 December, 2020
Documenting daily life
Female empowerment – is it real?
A while back, I attended a university talk on women’s rights. I remember that one man said, “Women now have more rights than men.” Someone
Claudia López
30 October, 2020
