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Especial Maquileras

El Gobierno de Honduras subsidia a maquilas mientras no protege a sus trabajadoras durante la pandemia

El Gobierno de Honduras benefició a la industria maquiladora con contratos para material sanitario al inicio de la pandemia de la Covid-19. Pero los trabajadores tenían prohibido usar transporte público. La agresión policial a un autobús privado con más de treinta empleadas de una fábrica textil obligó al Estado a admitir que los agentes aplicaron un procedimiento inadecuado.

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Estación del silencio
femicide in Honduras

Femicide in Honduras: women dismissed by their own government

Only 15 cases of femicide in Honduras have resulted in convictions since the country criminalized femicide in 2013. These cases are brought before a justice system that is poorly trained in gender issues, and recent legislation has reduced the penalties for crimes of violence against women. Women who dare to report domestic violence do not receive timely care and attention – they are not safe – and this can end in femicide.

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Al sur del sol
Transnacionales de la fe

La plaza de dios

Desde las decisiones más importantes del país, hasta las calles más empobrecidas, la iglesia evangélica tiene poder. En el centro de Tegucigalpa se traduce a

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¿Qué pasó tras la crisis post electoral?
marchas en Honduras | Antorchas | de las | 2021 | xiomara vence o cancer

Business elites feel hope and anxiety after Xiomara Castro’s victory

Xiomara Castro’s victory on November 28 swept many entrenched politicians out of office and toppled the two parties that have held onto power for decades through shady political deal making. Business leaders who have benefitted from the policies of previous governments now face an uncertain future, as the incoming administration has promised to repeal or revise some of these policies. However, other political and business sectors that opposed the current administration are now hoping for real change.

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