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Honduras Now Podcast

Honduras Now Podcast

Karen Spring

The Honduras Now Podcast shares human rights stories and connects them to global issues and North American policy. Honduras Now provides on-the-ground analysis from host, Karen Spring, a long-time human rights activist and researcher, and Hondurans from all walks of life through interviews and trips around the country. 

41 - Ep. 40: Dictatorships & Their Allies: The Resistance & the Struggle for Accountability
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  • 41 - Ep. 40: Dictatorships & Their Allies: The Resistance & the Struggle for Accountability

    Many are thinking about and watching what is going on in Gaza and Israel. The parallels of North American support for a dictatorship in Honduras and the strategies of transnational resistance provide hope and inspire action from all of us to stop the bombing of Gaza and the murder of innocent people.

    This episode announces an upcoming campaign as ex-President Juan Orlando Hernández's trial in New York is set to start in four months. Then Karen shares a panel presentation she participated in mid-September called Nonviolent Resistance to Overthrow Dictatorships & Occupations organized by World Beyond War as part of their #NoWar2023 conference. The presentation shares some of the ways that people can act to change global issues and abuses from their own cities and towns around the world. #FreePalestine #AnotherWorldIsPossible

    For the full panel presentation, World Beyond War's #NoWarConference, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlGdq6s8HmZoqi6T1YEftxGtnaxjBKq1G

    Coming soon. 'US and Canada-backed Narco-State on Trial in New York' campaign: A campaign to hold the U.S., Canada & the “international community” accountable for 12 years of support and legitimization of Honduras’ drug-trafficking President and Narco-State.

    Campaign launch January 2024. Trial in New York currently scheduled for February 5, 2024. More information and to donate to support the trial campaign, go to hondurasnow.org.

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    Thanks for listening!



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    Mon, 16 Oct 2023
  • 40 - Ep. 39: Speaking with the Honduran diaspora about All Things Honduras

    In the last few weeks, Honduras has hit the international press, and not for good reasons. Host Karen Spring discusses violence, trauma, and Honduran culture and challenges with Faridd Sierra, a Honduran that grew up in the U.S. but has since moved back to live in Honduras. Since returning, Faridd has been closely following the human rights, political, and social situation in Honduras and tweets regularly at @AllThingsHonduras

    The resources mentioned by Faridd in this episode:

    The Long Honduran Night: Resistance, Terror, and the United States in the Aftermath of the Coup by Dana FrankOttawa and Empire: Canada and the military coup in Honduras by Tyler ShipleyCipotes, by Ramón Amaya AmadorPrisión Verde, by Ramón Amaya Amador (the last two may be difficult to find in the U.S. and Canada).Song: La Huelga, by Mario de Mezapa (or any song by him)

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    Twitter: @HondurasNow

    Instagram: HondurasNow

    For show notes, monthly news summaries, and to read the U.S. Intervention Monitor, go to hondurasnow.org. Thank you to our listeners and donors.



    Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/honduras-now-podcast/donations
    Thu, 06 Jul 2023
  • 39 - Ep. 38: U.S. Opposition to Reforms in Honduras

    It's almost been one year since President Xiomara Castro took power in Honduras. As President Castro has tried to fulfill her campaign promises, her government has been met by opposition from the U.S.

    This episode shares a presentation given by Karen Spring to the Rochester Committee on Latin America (ROCLA). Karen describes important reforms that the Castro government has implemented and describes the U.S. opposition to each.

    To watch the full presentation, go to ROCLA's website: https://rocla.org/events/reform-in-honduras-and-us-opposition/

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    Check out the show notes at: hondurasnow.org

    Happy New Year, everyone! Thanks for listening.



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    Fri, 30 Dec 2022
  • 38 - Ep. 37: Part III - The Drug War Cover-Up: The Push for Accountability

    This is part three of a three-part series, the Drug War Cover-up series that describes the incidents surrounding the DEA-led drug interdiction operation known as the Ahuas massacre on May 11, 2012.

    In Part three, host Karen Spring speaks with journalist and researcher, Dawn Marie Paley about the effects of the drug war in the Americas. Paley talks about how people going about their daily life are affected by the drug war, and what accountability may look like.

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    Read Dawn's book, Drug War Capitalism: https://www.akpress.org/drug-war-capitalism.html

    Find Dawn's work at: https://www.dawnpaley.ca/

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    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hondurasnow/

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/HondurasNow

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    Check out the show notes at: hondurasnow.org

    Thank you to our listeners and to the people that donate to this podcast. We can't do it without you!



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    Mon, 07 Nov 2022
  • 37 - Ep. 36: Part II - The Drug War Cover-up: Lies Are Exposed But Still No Justice

    This is Part II (Ep. 35) of the three part Drug War Cover-Up series that describes the incidents surrounding the DEA-led drug interdiction operation known as the Ahuas massacre on May 11, 2012.

    In Part II, host Karen Spring describes what happened in the weeks and years following the massacre including whether the DEA was held accountable, what happened in Washington, DC in the incident's aftermath, and 10 years later, how the victims feel about the justice process or lack thereof.

    See the Youtube video published by the New York Times narrated at the beginning of the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96iR0ICpQZY

    Read the report "Collateral Damage of a Drug War The May 11 Killings in Ahuas and the Impact of the U.S. War on Drugs in La Moskitia, Honduras": https://cepr.net/documents/publications/honduras-2012-08.pdf

    Watch U.S. Congressional representative Ilhan Omar questioning the State Department about the massacre: https://twitter.com/Ilhan/status/1489378251558555649

    Follow Honduras Now on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hondurasnow/

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/HondurasNow

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HondurasNow

    Check out the show notes at: hondurasnow.org

    Thank you to our listeners and to the people that donate to this podcast. We can't do it without you!



    Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/honduras-now-podcast/donations
    Tue, 30 Aug 2022
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