Regional labor leader slain in Honduras
Sep 12, 2005
A regional labor leader was ambushed and shot to death in Honduras, police said Monday. Gunmen hit

Political crisis raising concerns
Sep 11, 2005
International pressure grew on Friday to halt a possible ouster of Nicaraguan President Enrique Bolaños, whose anti-corruption campaign has driven lawmakers of his own party into an alliance with their rivals.

5-Nation Police Raid Nets Gang Members
Sep 11, 2005
Police Raids in El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico, and U.S. Net 660 Gang Members

Amigos for Christ helps hurricane victims in Nicaragua
Sep 10, 2005
Mitch struck Central America on Oct. 30, 1998, killing more than 10,000 people in Nicaragua and Honduras. Nearly 3,000 people were

Gang Crackdown Nets 650 Suspects
Sep 10, 2005
The arrests are part of a coordinated operation in the US, Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. By Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer.

Garinet Global acquires HondurasNewYork.com
Aug 15, 2005
Last month, Garinet Global acquired HondurasNewYork.com. This strategic move was part of Garinet Global’s commitment in providing a unique experience to its visitors.

Garinet.com turns 6 years old - brief history since 1999
Jul 29, 2005
When I had my first concept of Garinet in the mid 90's, I was attending Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, New York for my Computer Science degree. Prior to attending this school, I was already versed on many aspects of technologies(since around 1992), but I wanted to strengthen my skills to serve my Garifuna community better, rather than having all these great ideas in my head, passing away tomorrow, without contributing a bit to the progress of the Garifuna nation.

Se come Judutu!
Jul 27, 2005
Garinet Global has just launched GariStyle.com, a website dedicated to showcase contemporary Garifuna clothing styles. Se Come Judutu, is one of the great styles that many fans can sport this summer.

Our Garifuna Priest, Fr. Lazarus Augustine is not doing well
Jul 15, 2005
Father Laz is not doing well. He has lost a lot of weight. He is weak and frail. Everything he eats, he throws up, so he does not have any energy at all. When we went to see him Saturday morning, he recognized us and spoke to us, but got tired easily. After visiting with him about an hour, we could sense that he had gotten tired and needed to get some rest, and so we left and came back later that evening.

Longer journeys via Honduras are increasing
Jul 06, 2005
Isabel Guerrero last saw her husband and 20-year-old son 14 months ago. They took off from Santa Cruz del Sur, Cuba, a fishing village in southeastern Cuba in the dead of night, heading across miles of open water for Honduras and eventually, they hoped, a new life in the United States.