Nurse headed on mission to Honduras
Feb 01, 2006
Ravaged by storms, and mired in poverty, the Central American country of Honduras is a world away from the surgical recovery room in Framingham where critical

Student reflects on mission to Nicaragua
Jan 27, 2006
Time almost stood still for Sabrina Douglas as she experienced life in Nicaragua over the New Year's holiday.

El Salvador's leftist party leader, ex-rebel chief dead at age 75
Jan 26, 2006
Handal, one of the signers of the nation's 1992 peace accord, lost consciousness in the airport of the capital, San Salvador, shortly upon arrival after

Deputies Find 5 Illegal Immigrants During Traffic Stop
Jan 25, 2006
The immigrants -- four men from Mexico and a woman from Honduras -- told investigators that they were being taken to a bus station and that they had not eaten

The Terrorist in the Mirror
Jan 24, 2006
As Ambassador in Honduras, he was the hands-on director of the major operation of the first War on Terror, the contra war against Nicaragua launched mainly

Gang arrests over Salvador deaths
Jan 24, 2006
described as a revenge attack. Gangs are blamed for a wave of crime in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. Police said the men

Sister city program undertakes water project in El Salvador
Jan 23, 2006
A sister city program between Mesa State College, Grand Junction and an El Salvador village is ready to undertake its first major project.

Nicaragua Plays Host to Second Annual Granada International Poetry Festival
Jan 23, 2006
Founded in 1524, Granada, the oldest Spanish colonial city in the Americas, is

Book on Garifuna to be published
Jan 23, 2006
Honduras This Week writer Wendy Griffin has written a book about the Garifuna culture, ready for release this February.

Inmate Death Now Has Another Set Of Eyes
Jan 22, 2006
Summers says he was contacted by the Honduras Consul. He is known for representing Hispanic clients.