The Trump administration has deported Cristy Maryori Villafranca-Trejo, the wife of an active-duty US soldier, to Honduras, marking at least the seventh such removal under the administration's immigration crackdown.

More than 2,300 Mexican migrants have been sent to Guatemala and Honduras as the Trump administration escalates its third-country deportation policies.

Israel and Honduras have signed a new memorandum of understanding to deepen their defense ties, building on Honduras's decision to move its embassy to Jerusalem in 2021.

A mammal count conducted in Honduras in 1998 has, eight years later, led to the identification of 227 new species, highlighting the country's rich biodiversity.

Chile and Honduras have returned their ambassadors to Israel for the first time since October 7. Israeli President Herzog discussed ongoing diplomatic efforts regarding the Gaza conflict during a meeting with Chile's ambassador.

A 28-year-old woman, Kirsten Lindsey, suffered severe genital injuries while zip-lining during a cruise excursion in Honduras, turning her first cruise into a nightmare.

In July 1969, El Salvador invaded Honduras, initiating a four-day conflict known as the 'Football War' that resulted in thousands of deaths and mass displacement.

A new report has drawn international attention to a remote area of eastern Honduras where Indigenous Miskito guardians protect scarlet macaws while facing threats from poachers, illegal ranching, and drug trafficking.

Argentina great Lionel Messi was rested against Honduras, while Brazil, Germany, Belgium, and Portugal all secured wins in their warm-up games prior to the World Cup, which also saw Leao sent off.

Honduran authorities announced the arrest of the suspected mastermind behind the May 21st massacre of 19 farm workers in the village of Rigores, near Trujillo.

At least 25 people have been killed in two separate shootings on the north coast of Honduras. Authorities report that among the dead are six police officers, with the first shooting occurring on a plantation.

A former powerful mayor in Honduras has been arrested, accused of orchestrating the killing of an environmental defender.

Iranian forces seized a vessel, identified as the Honduras-flagged Hui Chuan, which BBC Verify data suggests was a 'floating arms warehouse' and last broadcast its location off the coast of Iran.

Honduran police have arrested former Tocoa Mayor Adán Fúnez Martínez and two other men, accusing them of ordering the 2024 murder of environmental activist and councilman Juan Antonio López.

Leaked voice messages published by investigative portals suggest alleged US and Israeli activities aimed at destabilizing Honduras and other parts of Latin America.

An illegal migrant from Honduras, accused of violently raping a man behind a dumpster in New York, was apprehended on a bus in Texas while attempting to flee towards the southern border.

Honduran riot police fired tear gas at approximately 300 students protesting outside the National Congress in Tegucigalpa. The students were demanding that lawmakers reject a proposed cut to the budget of the National Autonomous University of Honduras.

A rare species of jaguar has been spotted in the mountains of Honduras, marking its first confirmed sighting in the region in over a decade. This discovery offers new hope for conservation efforts of the elusive big cat.

Wild cameras in Honduras have captured a jaguar at high altitude in the Sierra del Merendón mountains, marking the first sighting of the animal in the region in ten years.

Roatán, an island in Honduras known for its clear waters and coral reefs, is reportedly becoming a 'free port' for libertarian capitalists from Silicon Valley, offering minimal rules and taxation amidst surrounding poverty.

A family's desperate escape from violence to seek safety in the US has ended tragically, with the father, Oscar, deported back to Honduras, leaving him afraid and alone.

Felipe VI  celebra también un encuentro con el presidente de Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, y con el  de Honduras, Nasry Asfura

The final group of Cuban doctors has departed Honduras after their two-year agreement was not renewed, reportedly due to pressure from the Trump administration.

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has accused Honduran security forces of extrajudicial executions, disappearances, and torture during 2025.

Honduras' state of emergency, similar to El Salvador's, has failed to curb gang control in large areas of the country, with criminal groups maintaining power despite restricted rights and army deployment.

Honduras has terminated its agreement for contracting Cuban doctors, following similar actions by other Caribbean and Central American nations.

A judge has mandated that the U.S. government retrieve a student who was deported to Honduras while traveling for Thanksgiving. The ruling gives the U.S. two weeks to facilitate the student's return.

Mexican citizens are reportedly being expelled to Guatemala and Honduras. This situation highlights ongoing issues related to migration and border policies in the region.

Approximately 800 migrants, primarily from Cuba, Haiti, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Colombia, and Venezuela, have begun a march from the Guatemalan border towards Mexico City.

Honduras has placed 80% of its territory under an El Niño-induced drought alert, signaling widespread concerns over water scarcity and agricultural impact.

The United States is planning ground operations with allies, including Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Honduras, and Peru, as part of the 'Shield of America' initiative to combat drug trafficking.

Campsites in Girona, Spain, are launching a pilot program this summer to recruit 27 trained workers from Honduras, Colombia, and Mexico to address staffing needs.

Juan Orlando Hernández, the former president of Honduras, is facing fraud and money laundering charges in his home country following a surprise Trump pardon that overturned his drug-trafficking sentence in the U.S.

Two married couples from Honduras were among five adults who tragically drowned in an Ohio river.

The body of 15-year-old TikTok streamer Pedro Alexander Díaz Franco was found in trash bags in Honduras a day after he was reported missing, following an alleged kidnapping by armed men.

Honduran President Nasry Asfura met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv and expressed his country's strong interest in Ukrainian drone technology to combat organized crime and drug trafficking.

US police report that an accused sex trafficker allegedly raped a 16-year-old girl to settle a $13,500 debt he claimed her family owed him, treating her like a prisoner and threatening her relatives in Honduras.

Lidia Torrent and Jaime Astrain have announced their engagement after returning from Honduras; the couple met in 2019 and have a daughter together, who is almost four years old.

In Honduras sind mehrere Menschen bei zwei Angriffen im Norden des Landes erschossen worden, darunter auch Polizisten. Nun ist das Militär im Einsatz.

Σε χωριό στη βόρεια Ονδούρα σημειώθηκε αιματηρό περιστατικό με τουλάχιστον 13 νεκρούς, οι οποίοι σύμφωνα με τις αρχές και μαρτυρίες κατοίκων εκτελέστηκαν εν ψυχρώ.

Victims hailed from Honduras and Mexico and ranged in age from 14 to 56

Six individuals from Honduras and Mexico, including a teenager, have tragically died inside a hot shipping container in Texas, highlighting the dangers of human smuggling.

Adan Funez, a mayor in Honduras, was among three men arrested this week on suspicion of involvement in the shooting death of environmental activist Juan Lopez.

Jose Lopez-Montoya, an illegal immigrant from Honduras, has pleaded guilty to raping and impregnating a 12-year-old relative and could face up to 99 years in prison.

Taiwan is reportedly seeking a cautious reconnection with Honduras. This move comes after a period of strained relations and indicates a potential diplomatic shift.

A rare clouded leopard has been captured on camera in Honduras for the first time in a decade, an discovery that signals success in combating deforestation and poaching and offers hope for the endangered species' recovery.

Executives from the American company Plex recounted to the Wall Street Journal the ordeal of a $500,000 team-building trip to Honduras in 2017, which was plagued by a series of misfortunes including stinging ants, E. coli infections, and various illnesses.

A new project in Honduras is dedicated to safeguarding the history of the LGBTQ+ community in the Central American nation, documenting both cruel losses and eventual victories.

The reduction in U.S. foreign aid budgets and programs has severely affected organizations combating gender-based violence, with a women's shelter in Honduras showing the impact.

Small, family-run coffee farms in El Salvador and Honduras are facing significant losses and rising costs as global coffee prices continue to fall, forcing them to adapt or risk being left behind.

The Inter-American Court has ordered the Honduran state to return control of Cayos Cochinos to its ancestral Garifuna inhabitants, ending two decades of exclusion and threats.

Honduras weighs shift in China-Taiwan ties as Trump pushes for US dominance in Latin America  AP News

At least eight cities in Honduras and Guatemala have announced over the past week that they are banning gatherings of so called “therians,” a social media driven phenomenon they say disrupts public…

Honduras has terminated its program with Cuban doctors, thereby depriving Havana of a significant source of revenue.

A U.S. judge has given the government two weeks to retrieve a student who was deported to Honduras while traveling for Thanksgiving.

Mexico has deported 3,046 Honduran citizens in 2026, according to Honduras's National Migration Institute, with individuals being sent back on buses.

Spanish consumer authorities have issued an alert regarding the presence of salmonella in a batch of frozen prawns of the Ocean Sea brand, originating from Honduras and sold in 200-gram frozen packages.

The first six months of Nasry Asfura's administration in Honduras have been characterized by austerity measures, a struggling healthcare response, and worsening insecurity, all overshadowed by the return of former president Juan Orlando Hernández.

Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez, who was pardoned by Trump for drug trafficking charges, is returning to Honduras where he faces new accusations of fraud and money laundering, which he denies.

A Louisiana woman suffered severe genital trauma and required surgery after a rope swing excursion in Honduras during her Carnival Cruise.

Honduras is reportedly planning to purchase drones from Ukraine to enhance its efforts in combating drug trafficking. This move signifies a new strategy in the country's fight against illegal drug trade.

A terrifying incident in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, saw a speeding car crash into a gas pump, causing a fire and injuring an employee.

Honduras has raised the maximum penalty for femicide to 60 years in prison, following 262 recorded femicides in the Central American country in 2025.

Honduran police announced the arrest of 'Black Cat,' who is believed to be the intellectual author behind the May 21 massacre of 19 farmworkers in Rigores, a village near the capital.

At least 25 people have been killed in a violent armed attack in Honduras, attributed to gang violence. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the country.

At least 25 people, identified as farmers, were killed in successive attacks attributed to criminal organizations in Honduras, according to prosecutors and police.

At least 13 people were executed in cold blood in a village in northern Honduras, an area controlled by gangs, according to local authorities and residents.

Six migrants, including a 14-year-old boy, were discovered dead inside a freight train car in Laredo, Texas, according to authorities. Officials from Mexico and Honduras identified three of the victims as Mexican nationals.

Efforts are underway in Honduras to foster and encourage innovation among the youth, as highlighted by recent reports.

An investigation by Spanish digital newspaper Diario Red claims Mexico was a target in an alleged US-backed plot to destabilize Latin American governments. The former president of Honduras reportedly requested public funds to spread misinformation.

A judge ruled that a man, previously rejected as a refugee due to serious criminality and identified as an MS-13 gang informant, identity thief, and forger, can remain in Canada to avoid irreparable harm if returned to Honduras.

Honduras has decided to suspend its recognition of the self-proclaimed 'Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic' (SADR), an entity run by the separatist Polisario Front.

Renowned influencer Dulceida made a memorable jump from a helicopter on the reality show 'Supervivientes' to reunite with Alba Paul. She spent the night on the beaches of Honduras to support the mother of her daughter.

A young male cloud jaguar has been photographed by camera traps in the Sierra del Merendón mountain range in northern Honduras, marking the first sighting of the animal in the region in 10 years.

Vivian Mejia, who endured a difficult childhood in Honduras, has received a scholarship from the Barcelona Tennis Foundation, overcoming early life struggles.

At least eight people died and eight others were injured when a bus collided head-on with a tanker truck on a major highway in western Honduras on Sunday, April 5. The crash occurred on the CA-4 highway in La Ceibita, Qu.

A man wanted in Honduras for the double murder of two security guards has been arrested in Madrid and faces 25 years in prison.

A woman from Honduras has been acquitted and released in Texas after serving 22 years in prison for a baby's murder she did not commit.

IN FOCUS: Honduras weighs shift in ties amid US pressure  Taipei Times

The UN reports executions, disappearances, and torture in Honduras under the state of emergency declared in late 2022 to combat violence, which the new conservative president has refused to extend.

Cuban doctors leave Honduras as Trump pushes to isolate the island  AP News

Any Lucia López Belloza, mistakenly deported by ICE, chose to remain in Honduras despite a judge's order for her return and a plane sent by the Trump administration.

Judge Orders ICE Not To Re-Detain Abrego Garcia Authored by Matthew Vadum via The Epoch Times, A federal judge has blocked U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE) from re-arresting Kilmar Abrego Garcia, one of the men at the center of the Trump administration’s deportation battles. The Salvadoran national’s case attracted attention across the country, including widespread protests, after the federal government detained him in March 2025 and shipped him to El Salvador’s maximum security prison, the Terrorism Confinement Center, along with an airplane full of other deportees. He was later returned to the United States, where he has had long-running legal battles with the administration. U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis, who ordered the administration to facilitate Abrego Garcia’s return last year, ruled on Feb. 17 that he cannot be deported again because the federal government has not presented a feasible plan for removing him from the country. The judge said that despite releasing Abrego Garcia, the government appeared to be making plans to re-detain him, so Abrego Garcia filed an emergency motion for a temporary restraining order to prevent being re-detained. The court previously granted the requested order. In the new order, the court granted Abrego Garcia’s request to upgrade the temporary restraining order to an injunction to prevent him from being re-detained. Abrego Garcia, who entered the United States illegally more than a decade ago, had been living in Maryland when federal agents arrested him. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security takes the position that Abrego Garcia is a “violent criminal illegal alien, and MS-13 gang member,” who “belongs behind bars and off American soil.” Abrego Garcia, who is facing separate criminal charges, denies being a member of MS-13, which has been designated a terrorist organization. Xinis previously ordered his release on Dec. 11, 2025, finding that because the federal government had never issued a final order of removal against him, it could not detain him in order to force him from the country. The government said in a brief last month that Abrego Garcia may be detained because an immigration judge issued an order of removal on Dec. 11, 2025, that became final on Jan. 13 of this year. Detention after that order “does not require that the country of removal be certain in order for detention to be lawful,” the brief said. The judge suggested the federal government is not serious about removing Abrego Garcia from the United States. Since he secured release from criminal custody in August 2025, the government has “made one empty threat after another to remove him to countries in Africa with no real chance of success,” she said. The judge said that, given the federal government’s maneuvering in the case, it was doubtful that Abrego Garcia would be deported in the “reasonably foreseeable future,” so he may not be re-arrested or put into immigration detention. “Respondents have done nothing to show that Abrego Garcia’s continued detention in ICE custody is consistent with due process,” Xinis said. In April 2025, Xinis had ordered that Abrego Garcia be returned to the United States from the prison in El Salvador. The same month, the Supreme Court ordered that the federal government take steps to bring him back to the United States. The government of El Salvador cooperated, and Abrego Garcia was returned to the United States in June 2025. At the same time, Abrego Garcia is currently facing federal criminal charges in Tennessee related to the alleged unlawful transportation of undocumented aliens. He has entered not guilty pleas to the charges. The May 2025 indictment brought against Abrego Garcia alleges that he “conspired to bring undocumented aliens to the United States from countries such as Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Ecuador, and elsewhere, ultimately passing through Mexico before crossing into Texas.” It alleges that Abrego Garcia and his co-conspirators obtained financial payments from the undocumented individuals for unlawfully transporting them into and around the United States. The indictment also alleges Abrego Garcia was “a member and associate of the transnational criminal organization ... [known as] MS-13,” which it describes as “a criminal enterprise engaged in ... acts and threats involving murder, extortion, narcotics trafficking, firearms trafficking, alien smuggling, and money laundering.” Abrego Garcia “used his status in MS-13 to further his criminal activity” over the life of the criminal conspiracy during which he and co-conspirators “knowingly and unlawfully transported thousands of undocumented aliens ... many of whom were MS-13 members and associates,” according to the indictment. Abrego Garcia’s attorneys have called the case “baseless.” “There’s no way a jury is going to see the evidence and agree that this sheet metal worker is the leader of an international MS-13 smuggling conspiracy,” attorney Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg said. The Epoch Times reached out for comment to the U.S. Department of Justice, which represents federal agencies in court. No reply had been received as of publication time. Tyler Durden Tue, 02/17/2026 - 20:55