Honduras

Star forward helps team seal 3-0 win, making it 34 wins in as many matches

Hutchinson, David score to give team 2-0 win over El Salvador; Berhalter’s side reignite hopes with 3-0 win

Hernandez's trial comes after Guzman was convicted of smuggling cocaine, heroin and marijuana into the US

Edgar Joel Aguilar is the 79th journalist killed since 2001 in Honduras

Tapirs were driven out of their natural habitat throughout Central America by deforestation

The riot is believed to have started when a bus carrying Motagua players was attacked

55 people rescued, nine still missing

The sharp critic of the govt gets shot while on foot

In a new measure aimed at deterring illegal immigration across the southern border

United Nations estimates that 7,000 people have joined the caravan since it set out from Honduras

Migrants defy threats from Trump and deportation warnings from the Mexican government

Thousands of migrants were still stranded on a border bridge hoping to enter Mexico legally via Guatemala

The children were separated from their parents as a result of Washington's 'zero tolerance' immigration policy

The pair tied the knot a day before on cruise ship

Argentina's 72 senators are largely opposed to abortion bill

Around 2,000 children of illegal migrants still remain split from their parents

Sierra left northern city of El Progreso to pursue American dream

Trump administration moves to revoke this special status and expel tens of thousands of protected immigrants

President Donald Trump to shut down temporary protected status (TPS) granted to immigrants

Violent protests have broken out in Honduras over the vote

Honduras has been roiled by political instability and violent protests since the election

No victor has yet been declared by the election tribunal

Nasralla on Wednesday evening called for an international arbiter to oversee the recount

The dispute has sparked deadly protests and a night-time curfew in the poor, violent Central American country

Authorities finished counting votes on Monday after a week of increasingly widespread criticism

Honduras struggles with violent drug gangs, one of world's highest murder rates and endemic poverty

Controversial presidential vote count to resume Saturday

There were violent protests across the country

'I need to see what benefit there is for Honduras from having a base like Palmerola'

Early on Wednesday morning, Nasralla's original five-point lead had thinned to under 1.5 percentage points

Nasralla win would be blow for US

Of the 100 killings, a third were linked to mining and oil operations

The president's brother, Juan Antonio Hernandez, denied any illegal activities in a statement

Prolonged dry spells linked to the El Niño have battered subsistence farmers in Central America's "dry corridor"