Provisional Dismissal Dictated to Magdalena Morales
This afternoon, February 14th, the courts of El Progreso, Yoro issued a provisional dismissal in the case of Magdalena Morales, Regional Director of the National Union of Rural Workers (CNTC), accused by the transnational sugar producer AZUNOSA, a subsidiary of SABMiller (South African Brewing-Miller Brewing, headquartered in England), of land usurpation, damages, and continued profit losses.
Provisional Dismissal Dictated to Magdalena Morales
This afternoon, February 14th, the courts of El Progreso, Yoro issued a provisional dismissal in the case of Magdalena Morales, Regional Director of the National Union of Rural Workers (CNTC), accused by the transnational sugar producer AZUNOSA, a subsidiary of SABMiller (South African Brewing-Miller Brewing, headquartered in England), of land usurpation, damages, and continued profit losses.
Honduras: Journalism in the Shadow of Impunity
PEN International has released a major new report on rise in violence agasint journalists.
Here is the full report in two formats:
http://ihrp.law.utoronto.ca/utfl_file/count/media/Honduras%20report-FINAL%20English.pdf)
On Eve of State of the Union Address, Powerful Message from Obama’s Base about Fast Track for TPP: Don’t Even Think About It
Over 550 groups signed the attached letter opposing Fast Track.
On Eve of State of the Union Address, Powerful Message from Obama’s Base about Fast Track for TPP: Don’t Even Think About It
Over 550 groups signed the attached letter opposing Fast Track.
Climate leaks: preview of the 5th report of the IPCC
A draft of the new report of the IPCC was leaked to the press. As well as reiterating well-known threats, the document revives a theme that merits analysis: the transfer of northern emissions to the South.
Written by Gerardo Honty
Recent reports on Honduras
US Congressional Appropriations Bill Would Impose New Restrictions on Honduras Support
Written by Dan Beeton and Alexander Main- Thursday, 16 January 2014 10:09 |
The new budget appropriations bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives yesterday, and set to be taken up by the Senate in the coming days, includes several passages that are relevant for Honduras, including stronger restrictions on U.S. assistance for the police and military.
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