By Catracha Hondurena on January 20, 2010
honduras, negotiations, political crisis honduras, Tegucigalpa - San Jose Agreement, travel, united states
Politics in Honduras
Five current government officials have had their visas to travel to the United States canceled. Luis Ortez, Secretary of Youth; Myrna Castro, Minister of Culture, Gabriela Nunez, Head of Finance, Javier Valladares, Presidential Administrator, and Soptravi Minister, Rosario Bonano all had their visas revoked. The government officials received the official documents from the U.S. Consulate. […]
By Catracha Hondurena on December 22, 2009
honduras, human rights, minimum wage, negotiations, workers
Business - Economics
Negotiators from the labor unions propose to set a minimum wage of 8,500 lempiras, according to the leader of the Confederation of Workers of Honduras (CUTH), Jose Luis Baquedano. “In this country to live more or less, a worker must earn monthly lempiras of 8,500 to cover the cost of basic food, and health, housing, […]
By Catracha Hondurena on November 18, 2009
craig kelly, elections, honduras, negotiations, political crisis, Tegucigalpa - San Jose Agreement, united states
Politics in Honduras
The U.S. envoy to Honduras, Craig Kelly, reiterated today support for the elections of November 29th as part of the solution “to the crisis in Honduras”. “An important part of the solution to move forward are the Honduran elections,” said the Undersecretary of State who arrived in Tegucigalpa on Tuesday. “Nobody has the right to […]
By Catracha Hondurena on November 18, 2009
brazilian embassy, negotiations, political crisis, presidency, Tegucigalpa - San Jose Agreement, zelaya
Politics in Honduras
Ambassador Hugo Llorens accompanied Craig Kelly this morning to the Brazilian Embassy in Tegucigalpa, where they are holding a meeting with Manual Zelaya Rosales. The pair intends to meet with President Roberto Micheletti in the afternoon.
By Catracha Hondurena on November 17, 2009
honduras, Micheletti, negotiations, political crisis, presidency, Tegucigalpa - San Jose Agreement, united states, zelaya
Politics in Honduras
QUESTION: On Honduras, Senator Kerry’s – one of his spokespersons recently said that when Thomas Shannon said that the U.S. would recognize the winner of the November 29th elections, even if Zelaya was not to be put back into power beforehand, that that was undermining the deal that had been reached? Can you respond to […]