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Honduras inching back to economic recovery - UPI.com

Honduras inching back to economic recovery
UPI.com
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Feb. 9 (UPI) -- Honduras is inching back toward economic recovery and sees more international tourism as a way out of the crisis triggered by its June 2009 coup. Honduras depends heavily on tourism income, US aid and preferential ...

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Honduran Congress to Approve New Mining Law - Sacramento Bee

Honduran Congress to Approve New Mining Law
Sacramento Bee
8, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- Mustang Alliances Inc (OTCBB: MSTG) ("Mustang") is pleased to provide a status update on the Honduran mining law. The Committees of the National Congress of Honduras have finished writing a report on the new Mining Law and ...
Honduran mining set for boost from new mining lawMineweb

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Volunteers reflect on leaving Honduras - Arizona Daily Wildcat

Volunteers reflect on leaving Honduras
Arizona Daily Wildcat
In December, the Peace Corps announced it has temporarily suspended volunteer operations in Honduras while it conducts a review of the safety and security environment, according to a Peace Corps press release. UA Peace Corps volunteers who were sent to ...

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Poverty, corruption mortally wound Honduras, cardinal tells government - Catholic Free Press

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Poverty, corruption mortally wound Honduras, cardinal tells government
Catholic Free Press
By Bridget Kelly VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Poverty, violence, police corruption and disrespect for human life are mortally wounding Honduras, the country's cardinal told the nation's president and top government officials. Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez ...

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