<p>TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — In a story published Sep. 2, 2024, about the Honduran government’s ties to gangs, The Associated Press identified analyst Tiziano Breda by an outdated title. His current title is Latin America expert at the conflict analysis organization ACLED.</p>

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — In a story published Sep. 2, 2024, about the Honduran government’s ties to gangs, The Associated Press identified analyst Tiziano Breda by an outdated title. His current title is Latin America expert at the conflict analysis organization ACLED.

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