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Chavez's Cheap Oil Buys Off U.S. Allies, Gives Him Sway Over Aid Projects
President Hugo Chavez has figured out how to use Venezuela's vast oil reserves to increase his regional influence while diminishing U.S. clout: He all but gives it away.
Muere ex director de El Heraldo en Honduras
El ex director del diario El Heraldo y ex embajador de Honduras en Espaa, Jos Francisco Morales muri a los 60 aos, inform su familia.
Central American states vow to promote regional economy
Member states of the Central American Integration System Saturday agreed to launch a joint campaign to promote regional economic development and seek possible alternatives to ease the impact of the U.S. ...
It's 10:45 a.m. on a cloudy day, and the crew of Druk Air flight KB205 is preparing to land at their home airport of Paro, Bhutan.
Historically themed 5K scheduled for Saturday
The Guam Humanities Council will hold its inaugural Y Tinaotao 5K Run Saturday. The historically themed run follows a course in Hagatna, taking runners to various sites from different periods of Guam's past.
Honduras to Achieve Energy Sovereignty
Tegucigalpa, Sep 29 An adequate use of PETROCARIBE resources will allow Honduras to become energy sovereign, member of Parliament Toribio Aguilera said on Monday.
Kidnappers free US hotelier abducted in Honduras
Authorities say a U.S. hotelier kidnapped a week ago has been freed. Security Vice Minister Mario Perdomo says 55-year-old Thomas Jacobson was released by his captors Saturday in Copan, about 250 miles west of ...
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Changing the world: HMH team back from Honduras
The Howard Hospital Project Honduras team Back row: Tom Peterson, Leslie Burnett, Mario Delise, Anthony Stahl, Kristen Colvig, Jenny Jergenson and Patsy Broeske.
Erin Brockovich working for NYC law firm
In this Jan. 14, 2005 file photo, environmental activist Erin Brockovich attends the annual presentation of SERNA in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
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ETSU Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
The United States celebrates Hispanic Heritage month between September 15th through October 15th.
MSU grad donates skills to villages in Honduras
LEWISTOWN - Eric Harrison was on the right track to make any parent proud - he earned a college degree and started a successful career as a nuclear engineer for the Navy.
Gunmen kidnap US hotel owner in Honduras; son OK
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras : The Honduran government says a U.S. hotelier was kidnapped by gunmen but his young son escaped.
Cardinal celebrates Mass: Filipino community welcomes Rosales
One of the leaders of the Catholic Church in the Philippines met with members of Guam's Filipino community yesterday.
Embajador de EEUU presenta credenciales en Honduras
El gobierno recibi el viernes las credenciales del nuevo embajador de Estados Unidos en Honduras, tras postergar el acto por ocho das en solidaridad con el presidente boliviano Evo Morales.
Honduras' Bay Islands: On the Crest of a Wave
For an island as small as Honduras' Roat n , it receives an impressive number of nonstop weekly flights from the United States - 'nine, with four gateways, Houston, Atlanta, Miami and Newark, NJ, and three ...
More 1907 Nicaragua Honduras War Puerto Cortez
Submitted by Mark on 18 September, 2008 - 18:48. US Navy occupied town and watering hole in Honduras.
Victorious Nicaraguans in La Ceiba Honduras 1907
Submitted by Mark on 18 September, 2008 - 00:10. Just came into a few great RPPC's that document the 1907 war with Honduras.
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Honduras to end diplomatic snub of U.S. over Bolivia
TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Honduras, a former ally in of Washington in Central America, told a U.S. envoy on Tuesday to present his credentials as ambassador later this week, ending a diplomatic snub in support of Bolivia.
"President Manuel Zelaya will receive the letter of credentials of U.S. Ambassador Hugo Llorens on Friday," Honduran deputy foreign minister Eduardo Rosales told reporters after meeting with the U.S. envoy.
The move followed an announcement by Zelaya's government last Friday that it would temporarily suspend acceptance of the new U.S. ambassador's credentials in solidarity with Bolivian President Evo Morales.