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Nov 30, 2017

Concerns about election tampering during Honduran Presidential election

Raul Burbano

On Sunday November 26, 2017, Honduras held elections for president, the National Assembly, and mayors. Leading up to the elections, Honduras experienced escalating militarization and intimidation.

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Jul 14, 2014

No Small Coup: The Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement

Jennifer Moore

Before the military-backed coup in Honduras five years ago, the Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement was not such a sure deal. It took a disaster -- that is leading to more -- to pave the way.

Blog

Dec 13, 2013

Gildan Activewear Inc. profits from exploitation in Honduras

Mark Taliano

Honduran sweatshop workers are basically slaves and their status will likely remain unchanged... Or get worse

Blog

Nov 18, 2013

Who benefits from “trade deals”? Not freedom and democracy

Mark Taliano & Raul Burbano

Hondurans have experienced increased levels of violence since the coup and unprecedented levels of murder and criminalization of politicians, human rights advocates, labor activists and journalists

Podcast

Nov 5, 2012

The Ugly Canadian: Stephen Harper's Foreign Policy

Progressive Voices

I speak with Yves Engler, award winning author and activist, on his latest book entitled "The Ugly Canadian: Stephen Harper's Foreign Policy."

Podcast

May 4, 2012

Smash The State Report: Walks, evictions, occupations and Wente

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On the Smash the State Report: the Walk for Peace, Respect and Friendship, a piece from Julian Ichim on legitimacy in movements, ripping apart Margaret Wente's attack on David Suzuki, and more!

Podcast

Jun 29, 2011

Canadian mining companies: Development or Exploitation?

Progressive Voices

We speak with Grahame Russell of Rights Action on the environmental destruction, indigenous dispossession and human rights violations by Canadian mining companies operating in South America.

Columnists

Jun 1, 2011

Demanding an end to violence and repression in Honduras

Amy Goodman

The people of Honduras were engaged in an historic event this weekend: the return of President Manuel Zelaya, 23 months after he was forced into exile at gunpoint in a military coup.

News

Jul 14, 2010

Canada supports an undemocratic post-coup Honduras

Jason Tockman

One year ago last week, Honduran President Manuel Zelaya woke up with a gun pointed at his head. Even the U.S. has expressed concern over human rights violations, but the Harper government is silent.

Podcast

Apr 29, 2010

Honduran journalists murdered amidst calls for new constitution

Redeye

Despite a military coup, rigged elections, and severe repression, the population of Honduras remains resilient in its demand for a new constitution.

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