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By jennyaFebruary 8, 2022Honduras Accompaniment Project

New Book by Dr. James Phillips on Honduras documents devastating impact of the “colonial extractive relationship of Honduras to the United States”

In a new book, Extracting Honduras: Exploiting Resources and Forcing People to Flee, Dr. James Phillips documents the devastating “colonial (or imperial) extractive relationship of Honduras to the United States.” The book has just been published by Lexington Books… With a focus on Honduras, this book explores the deeper causes of the massive emigration of

By jennyaFebruary 8, 2022Honduras Accompaniment Project

New Government in Honduras has Human Rights Agenda

Human Rights included in government agenda

By jennyaFebruary 2, 2022Nicaragua Libre

Ben Linder Presente! Light and Legacy Brigade

CASA BENJAMIN LINDER: LIGHT & LEGACY BRIGADE Where: Managua & San José de Bocay, Nicaragua When:25 April-2 May 2022 Cost: $75 per person/per day all-inclusive 9-day brigade. Total cost: $675 per person* To apply:Write to casabenjaminlinder@gmail.com Application deadline: 25 March 2022 Description: 40 years ago as a young juggler, unicyclist & electrical engineer, Ben Linder

By jennyaAugust 31, 2021Honduras Accompaniment Project, Uncategorized

Where Are They? The Disappeared: When Remembering Is a Political Act of Resistance

August 30 each year is commemorated as the Day of the Disappeared in many parts of the world. In Honduras, labor unions, students and teachers organizations, human rights and women’s groups and others typically mark the day with a massive public march through some of the main streets of Tegucigalpa, the Honduran capital. The march

By jennyaJuly 26, 2021Uncategorized

200+ Organizations tell the US to Stop Interfering in Nicaragua

Over 200 organizations have signed a letter telling the United States to STOP Interfering in Nicaragua. This letter was shared by an international delegation visiting Nicaragua that held a Press Conference in Managua at the Casa Ben Linder. *Go here To Sign the Letter*

By jennyaJune 29, 2021Uncategorized

Trial for intellectual author of murder of Berta Caceres Concludes

Five years after her murder, the long search for justice in the case of Berta Cáceres continues. In 2016, Berta was murdered while supporting Indigenous Lenca communities in opposing the Agua Zarca Hydroelectric Dam, a project of the Desarrollos Enérgeticos S.A. company, DESA. In 2018, seven men were convicted for her murder including an active

By jennyaApril 8, 2021Honduras Accompaniment Project

Berta Cáceres Human Rights in Honduras Act

On the 5-year anniversary of the assassination of Honduran environmental and indigenous rights leader, Berta Cáceres, Congressman Johnson re-introduced the Berta Cáceres Act for Human Rights in Honduras with 44 original co-sponsors. The Berta Cáceres Human Rights in Honduras Act will suspend U.S. funding for police and military operations, and prohibit international loans providing security

By jennyaMarch 2, 2021Honduras Accompaniment Project

PRESENTE Berta Caceres PRESENTE

Today we remember Berta Caceres who was murdered five years ago after an arduous struggle to protect the Gualcarque River in Honduras from a hydroelectric dam. Berta was the recipient of the Goldman Environmental Prize. She was a woman who talked with the rivers and spoke truth to empire, militarism and corporate greed. Please take

By jennyaFebruary 24, 2021Honduras Accompaniment ProjectAction Alert

Action Alert: New Senate Bill for Human Rights in Honduras

Yesterday, the Honduras Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Act of 2021 was introduced in the United States Senate by Senator Jeff Merkley (OR). The bill calls on the United States “to suspend support for the Government of Honduras until endemic corruption, impunity, and human rights violations cease, and their perpetrators are brought to justice.” We need

By jennyaJanuary 18, 2021Honduras Accompaniment Project, Nicaragua LibreNews Flashes

70 Organizations send Letter to Biden on Central America Policy

70 organizations send Letter to Biden on Central America Policy, asking him to break with the past of economic and military violence and to take a “new direction that respects the political and economic self-determination and dignity of our Central American neighbors.”

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