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Honduran congress dismisses Supreme Court justices
Honduras' political standoff escalated Wednesday as legal officials debated whether a congressional vote to remove four Supreme Court justices ...
US withholds funds to Honduran police
The U.S. government is withholding funds to Honduran law enforcement units directly supervised by their new national police chief until the U.S.
Honduran seizures raise fear of wider conflicts
As La Confianza stirs to life at daybreak, farmers ride bicycles or buses to lush green fields of African palm trees, where they harvest high-hanging ...
US neutrality on Lugo impeachment draws criticism
When Fernando Lugo was nearing the end of his lonely run as Paraguay's elected president, the former priest appealed to what many followers of Latin ...
Paraguay's Lugo changes tack ahead of summit
Paraguay's former president again shifted course on Tuesday, saying he has decided not to attend a South American summit this week where he had ...
Lugo's missteps eroded fragile support in Paraguay
The alliance that voted Fernando Lugo out of the Paraguayan presidency was an unlikely marriage of the country's two main political parties, rivals ...
Paraguay's Lugo denounces ouster as president
Fernando Lugo emerged early Sunday to denounce his ouster as Paraguay's president as a "parliamentary coup" and a "foreordained sentence" that was not ...
Paraguay leader tries to quell diplomatic fallout
Paraguay's newly sworn-in president set about forming a new government Saturday as he promised to honor foreign commitments, respect private property ...