The government of Xiomara Castro is in the midst of a political crisis following the revelation of alleged irregularities in the Secretariat of Social Development
The “Koriun case,” a financial fraud that has resulted in over 35,000 Hondurans losing their savings, remains a prominent issue in the national political arena.
More than a year after the collapse of the Koriun Inversiones pyramid scheme, which affected more than 35,000 Hondurans, the lack of substantial progress in
The Brecht case started gaining attention in Colombia around 2016 when global investigations uncovered Odebrecht’s widespread bribery operations throughout Latin America. In Colombia, accusations mainly
In the period approaching the November 2025 general elections, numerous political, social, and legal figures in Honduras have reported a collection of pressures and intimidation
In a surprising twist, an important witness in the corruption probe concerning a former mayor of Peru has been found dead. This situation has sparked
Judith Martínez Gámez, the Commercial Director of Madrid’s Hipódromo de la Zarzuela, submitted her resignation on Thursday following reports that connected her to meetings between
The recent debate over the official handling of historical memory in Honduras was reignited this weekend following statements by a former business leader who questioned
Understanding the IOC’s Planned Changes for Transgender Athlete Participation The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has long navigated the complex landscape of inclusivity, fairness, and competitive
As the November 2025 general elections draw near, a recognizable trend is starting to emerge in the Honduran political scene. Recently, the Libre party has
The proposal known as the “Venezuela Plan,” promoted by the LIBRE Party, has sparked a series of adverse reactions among both the general public and
As the November general elections near, the administration of Xiomara Castro and her party, Libertad y Refundación (LIBRE), are under increasing scrutiny because of three