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Latin America Monitor LGBT community in Honduras, invisible no more

José 'Pepe' Palacios is a leading LGBT activist in Honduras who says the 2009 ousting of President Zelaya was a major impetus for the LGBT community to organize for change.

Latin America Monitor Desperate for cash, Honduras to hawk bonds

Good news from Central America: Homicides fall in Guatemala, El Salvador

Latin America Monitor 2013 elections in Latin America: Does victory at the polls ensure a full democratic term?

Latin America Monitor Honduran lawmakers fire four Supreme Court judges

Latin America Monitor Honduran police cleanup law may be unconstitutional

Putting a price tag on violence against women in Latin America

Latin America Monitor Brand power in Honduras: Lesser known gangs claim affiliation to infamous 'maras'

Can a gang truce in El Salvador open the door to lasting peace?

Latin America Monitor Honduras to reevaluate gun control laws: How will it impact violence in the region?

Latin America Monitor US suspends aid to Honduras over human rights concerns

Central American peace accord celebrates 25 years, but has it brought peace?

Latin America Monitor Honduras: Contraceptive may be handed out at Catholic church...to pigeons

Latin America Monitor US Drug Enforcement Agency kills another suspected drug runner in Honduras

Latin America Monitor Is it fair to rank 'failed' states?

Democracy in Paraguay: at work or under threat?

Honduran journalists face increasing threats

Hugo Chávez boycotts Madrid summit over Honduras president

Central American Parliament wonders who's the legitimate president of Honduras?

United States to restore aid to Honduras in step toward normalized ties

Latin America leaders propose new bloc that excludes US, Canada

Honduras military chiefs charged with 'coup.' Will Supreme Court take case?

Honduras election: conservative close to victory. Is Zelaya crisis past?

Honduras tense as voters head to the polls

Honduras interim leader may step down. Will that help President Zelaya?