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DPS Arrests Human Smuggler from Honduras in Zapata Co.

DPS Arrests Human Smuggler from Honduras in Zapata Co.

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) arrested an illegal immigrant from Honduras after finding four illegal immigrants being smuggled inside a box truck during an Operation Lone Star traffic stop in Zapata Co. Photo: Texas DPSTexas Border...

Owner:  Roberto H. Gonzalez
Agriculture Secretary Rollins addresses state of farm economy

Agriculture Secretary Rollins addresses state of farm economy

At the Agriculture Outlook Forum in Kansas City last week, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins highlighted the mounting costs farmers face, with seed, fuel, fertilizer, and interest expenses up significantly since 2020. Labor costs...

Owner:  Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
IMF Reaches Staff-Level Agreement with Honduras on the Fourth Review of the Extended Credit Facility and Extended Fund Facility
As UNO joins LSU, students react to possible name change: 'To me it'll always be UNO'

As UNO joins LSU, students react to possible name change: 'To me it'll always be UNO'

The “UNO proud” stickers that adorn cars across the city, and the gray and blue apparel that fill the University of New Orleans bookstore could soon become collectors' items. That's because UNO could get a new name and brand identity when it joins...

Owner:  John & Dathel Georges
‘I’m so traumatized’: Honduran woman, 71, released but Portland daughter remains held

‘I’m so traumatized’: Honduran woman, 71, released but Portland daughter remains held

The rooms were small, the mattresses hard and they got mostly canned food to eat with a once-a-day break to go outside. Juana España Lopez, 71, of Honduras and her daughter, Jackie Merlos of Portland, were allowed to share a room at the U.S....

Owner:  Newhouse Family
Spirit Airlines Cuts 40 Routes, Exits Cities Amid Bankruptcy Woes
In Kansas City, Secretary Rollins Speaks on State of Farm Economy, Announces Suite of Actions to Support American Farmers
USDA Secretary Rollins Outlines Farm Economy Challenges

USDA Secretary Rollins Outlines Farm Economy Challenges

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (WOWO) — U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins on Thursday addressed the rising costs facing American farmers and outlined new support efforts at the Agriculture Outlook Forum in Kansas City. Rollins said input costs for...

Owner:  Dille Family
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month | Latino Entrepreneurs Discuss Building Community in the Sacramento area
Kentucky family demands answers after Honduran father dies in ICE custody

Kentucky family demands answers after Honduran father dies in ICE custody

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — A 42-year-old Honduran citizen died in his New York jail cell while in ICE custody last week, leaving behind a daughter and former girlfriend in Lexington who are now fighting to bring his body home for burial. Santos...

Owner:  The Scripps Family
Hispanic Heritage Month: Georgia coffee shop honors Honduran roots

Hispanic Heritage Month: Georgia coffee shop honors Honduran roots

INTO HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH. AND ONE SAVANNAH COFFEE HOUSE -- SHOWS US HOW THEIR STORY -- EXTENDS DEEP INTO THEIR FAMILY'S HISTORY IN HONDURAS. WJCL 22 NEWS' GRACE RODRIGUEZ -- AND PHOTOJOURNALIST PEDRO LOPEZ -- SHARE THE STORY OF STARBEANS -...

Owner:  Hearst Family
Go Public! campaign strengthens trade union action in Latin America

Go Public! campaign strengthens trade union action in Latin America

Education International’s Go Public! campaign has strengthened trade unions’ capacity for mobilisation in Latin America and contributed to political, organisational, and pedagogical transformation in the region. These were some of the conclusions...

Owner:  Education International
ICTSI Honduras sets regional sustainability benchmark

ICTSI Honduras sets regional sustainability benchmark

OPERADORA Portuaria Centroamericana (OPC), International Container Terminal Services, Inc.’s (ICTSI) subsidiary in Honduras, has launched its first sustainability report, becoming the first port in Honduras and the CA-4 region (Guatemala, El...

Owner:  Dante Ang
La Poblanita Mexican Market offers market, restaurant, community: Making Dayton Home

La Poblanita Mexican Market offers market, restaurant, community: Making Dayton Home

But when she walked into a local Mexican market, the shelves were mostly stocked with what she needed. She even found snacks that she remembers from her childhood in Mexico. Instances like these encouraged her and her family to open their own...

Owner:  Cox Family
Heineken to buy Fifco businesses for US$3.2 billion in Central America push

Heineken to buy Fifco businesses for US$3.2 billion in Central America push

The deal will enable Heineken to enter “new profit pools” across Central America, says chief executive Dolf van den Brink [SAN JOSE] Dutch brewer Heineken will buy the beverage and retail businesses of Costa Rica’s Florida Ice and Farm Company...

Owner:  SPH Media Trust
Honduras gears up for election battle

Honduras gears up for election battle

HONDURAS’S ruling Liberty and Refoundation Party (Libre), in office since President Xiomara Castro’s runaway victory in the 2021 presidential election, is gearing up for elections later in November amid warning signs that the government is in...

Owner:  Kenneth Cameron
Fast-moving feet and hips bring Honduran dance ‘La Punta’ to life

Fast-moving feet and hips bring Honduran dance ‘La Punta’ to life

Lan Punta means "the point” in English and it is the traditional dance of the Central American country of Honduras. There will be a dance contest during Fiesta D.C. WTOP celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month this Sept. 15 through Oct. 15,...

Owner:  Stanley S. Hubbard
Heineken to buy FIFCO businesses for $3.2bn in Central America push
Hispanic Heritage Month: Starbeans Coffee honors Honduran roots in Savannah

Hispanic Heritage Month: Starbeans Coffee honors Honduran roots in Savannah

Carlos Maldonado’s story began on a coffee farm in Honduras, where he grew up surrounded by miles of crops and the hard work of his parents and grandparents.Today, his dream of bringing his family's business to the United States thrives in...

Owner:  Hearst Family

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