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October 6, 2008


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July 18	Minimum wage negotiations drag out for months
July 11	Landowners fight moderate agrarian reform
June 27	After 38 days, prosecutors end hunger strike targeting Attorney General
June 20	Police law approved
June 20	Maquila workers inherit legacy of labor abuse
June 13	Maquila sector faces ominous forecasts as the economy takes a downturn
May 30	New IMF deal: How useful is it?
May 16	Hunger strike targets impunity
May 02	Protests over rising prices
April 18	Budget Approved as IMF Looks On
March 28	Forestry law exposes rift in civil society
March 14	Underage migration on the rise
February 29	President Zelaya says government is powerless to stop violence
February 15	After year without IMF, new negotiations stall
January 18	Outrage over electoral reforms
January 18	Scandal causes cabinet shake up
January 11	Petrocaribe deal on the rocks
December 07	Zelaya will import Venezuelan oil
November 30	Hondutel rocked by scandal
November 23	Gov't freezes price of basic goods
November 16	Country attracts Guatemalan capital
November 09	Foreign interests pursue local bank
November 09	Hague defines maritime border
October 19	Zelaya goes to Cuba
October 12	CAFTA squeezes through in referendum
October 05	Hondutel accused of corruption
September 21	Institute for transparency all but transparent
September 07	Sweden to withdraw aid
August 31	Green light for direct fuel imports
August 24	IDB fails to reduce poverty
August 03	Anti-mining protest ends in repression
July 13	The newest urban nation
July 06	Gov't loses Atlantic coast to narcos
June 22	Forced broadcasts backfire
May 18	FTA signed with Taiwan
April 20	Dry canal drags on
April 13	New round of IMF proposals
March 30	Cycle of corruption persists
March 23	Police tarnished by links with the past
March 02	Bidding process beset with confusion
February 16	Rocky first year for Zelaya
January 19	Ciudad Mateo: corruption returns
January 12	2006: a year of mixed results
January 05	Growing remittances bring limited benefits
2006
December 08	IDB announces massive debt relief
December 01	Government fails to halt crime wave
November 17	Doubts over oil bidding process
November 1	Banking sector bonanza
October 20	US withdraws counter-narcotics aid
October 06	US deports unproductive inmigrants
September 22	Zelaya angry at business sector
September 1	Police reform suffers serious setbacks
August 25	National Party makes plans for 2009
August 11	Country descends into "social chaos"
August 4	Zelaya government divided
July 7	US concerns over ties with Venezuela
June 23	Banana companies attempt tax evasion
June 16	ENEE on brink of bankruptcy
June 9	Increase in inequality
June 2	Former human rights abusers now in govt
May 26	US concerns over trade with Venezuela
May 19	Zelaya's first 100 days in office leave mixed results
May 12	WB land project under investigation
May 5	Impunity for "bankrupters"
April 21	CAFTA implementation formally approved
April 7	Zelaya faces diverse opposition
March 31	University reforms given fresh impetus, despite internal struggles
March 24	Government tries to open up fuel market
March 3	Zelaya: progressive but pro-business
February 17	Zelaya's initial moves disappoint Liberals
February 3	Zelaya with little room to maneuver
January 6	Mel Zelaya names his cabinet
2005
December 9	Opposition triumphs after vote counting confusion
December 2	Unions organized but making little progress
November 25	Vice-presidency resurrected
November 11	Doubts cast over Maduro's record
November 4	New energy policy favors big business
October 28	Interairports sells 90% of shares
October 14	Abuses reported in Biosphere
September 30	Doubts over PRSPs, HIPC and CAFTA
September 23	Fuel price hikes under investigation
September 23	Slow progress in university reform
August 26	Child labor situation worsens
August 19	New precedent set for integrating mareros
August 5	Pro CAFTA campaign stifles opposition
July 29	Legal violation in concession causes State losses of US$53 million
July 15	Leading parties still in cahoots
July 1	No evidence for CBH optimism over FDI
June 24	Conflict in Attorney General's Office
June 10	Poverty relief: money alone is not enough
June 3	Liberals favorites for November elections
May 27	Passport scandal implicates officials
May 13	Privatization of prisons?
May 6	Growing US security concerns
April 15	Anti-corruption law reforms under fire
April 1	Land legislation threatens Garífunas
March 4	Lobo and Zelaya victorious
February 25	Global Fund may cut AIDS money
February 18	Quota system for women not working
February 11	Maras: repression without prevention
February 4	The power and influence behind the primaries
January 7	Web of nepotism, family ties and political favors controls oil contraband industry
2004
December 10	HIPC status expected by March 2005
November 26	Law advances to combat secrecy
November 19	Primary Congressional elections underway
November 12	Attorney General's Office in turmoil
August 20	Inmunity ends for politicians
July 30	Drug war intensifies
July 30	IMF satisfied with region's economy
July 16	Social protests increase
July 2	Mayors face justice
June 25	CG pledged US$1,800 million
June 18	Presidents to boost Megaprojects
June 11	Corruption in airports contract revealed
June 4	Security policies condemned
May 28	105 die in jail tragedy
May 28	Honduras abandons CA Court of Justice
May 21	Governent and teachers start talks
May 14	International firm to audit legal system
May 7	Prison reform to end massacres
April 30	Environmentalists win battle against mining company
April 16	Betting heavily on tourism
April 2	Bribery scandal shakes the judiciary
March 26	Attorney general´s office faces public scrutiny
February 27	Journalist jailed for defamation
February 20	Small farmers battle global forces
January 30	PARLACEN president questioned
January 22	Maduro asked to re-organize government


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