Conservative Candidate Takes Early Lead in Honduras Election
Partial results from Honduras’s November 30 vote show a conservative candidate edging ahead of the leftist incumbent’s camp, as delayed counts spark tensions ahead of final results.
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Honduras Heads to the Polls for Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Elections
On Sunday, November 30, 2025, Honduras holds presidential, parliamentary and local elections. Preliminary vote counts are due Sunday evening as voters shape the country’s political future.
Central America’s Dry Corridor Faces Intensified Climate Crisis
Climate change is fueling droughts and heatwaves in Central America’s Dry Corridor, forcing rural families off their land as COP30 approaches and communities demand urgent action.
China Vows to Strengthen Central America Ties Amid US Visa Sanctions
China’s foreign ministry condemns US visa restrictions on Central American cooperation with the CPC and vows deeper partnerships and a China–Latin America community.
Central America and Mexico Brace for Severe Flooding as UN Mobilizes Support
Central America and Mexico are set to face up to 75 cm of rainfall this week, prompting the UN’s OCHA to prepare extensive support as floods and landslides have already claimed 20 lives.
Heavy Rainstorms Hit Central America: Flooding and Landslide Warnings Issued
Heavy rainstorms swept Central America on June 16, raising risks of landslides, rock falls, and flooding. Authorities have issued warnings across multiple countries.
Rising Hunger in Central America Spurs Migration Amid Economic Crisis
Central American countries El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua face a sharp rise in hunger, driven by economic instability and the pandemic, prompting many to migrate north for better opportunities.