Tegucigalpa
The newly appointed National Police director, Juan Carlos Bonilla (L) speaks with Ilda Caldera -- the widow of murdered former congressman and former head of the Anti-Narcotics Commission in Honduras, Alfredo Landaverde, during the inauguration ceremony of the Commission on Public Security Reform, at the presidential palace in Tegucigalpa, on June 1, 2012. Backed by the Organization of American States (OAS), the five-member commission has the task of reforming the whole security system of Honduras, which includes the National Police, the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Courts of Justice.
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Separan a seis jefes de policía en Honduras y serán sometidos a "pruebas de confianza"
Tegucigalpa – El ministro hondureño de Seguridad, Pompeyo Bonilla, afirmó hoy que seis altos jefes de la Policía fueron separados temporalmente de sus cargos, a solicitud del Consejo Nacional de Seguridad Interior (Conasin), y que serán sometidos a "prue 6/1/12 from Fox News Latino Read more »
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The Nicaraguan Firewall: How the Narco Gangs Have Breached It
Forensic personnel prepare about 400kg of cocaine to be burnt in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, on May 11, 2012. The drug was seized in a joint operation, between the Police and the Army in La Mosquita, on the border with Nicaragua. Nicaragua takes great pride i 6/1/12 from Time Magazine Read more »
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New Honduras top cop once investigated in killings
tool goes here TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — The new chief chosen to clean up a Honduran national police force tarred with allegations of corruption and involvement in murders was accused by the department's internal affairs investigators of running a death sq 6/1/12 from The State Read more »
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Seized shark fins burned in Honduras
Orlando Sierra / AFP - Getty Images Some 120 shark dorsal fins seized to fishermen by the navy in the Caribbean Sea are incinerated in Tegucigalpa, on Thursday. Honduras created the first shark sanctuary one year ago. Orlando Sierra / AFP - Getty Images from MSNBC Read more »
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Los bancos Cordelia y Capiro, una esperanza en la barrera de coral de Honduras
Tegucigalpa – Los bancos de coral Cordelia y Capiro, recién descubiertos en el Caribe de Honduras, representan una esperanza para la barrera de arrecifes de Mesoamérica, que está considerada como la segunda más grande del mundo, dijeron hoy a Efe experto from Fox News Latino Read more »
