For the past 50 years, Honduras has been ruled by two traditional political parties. But their hold on power is being questioned for the first time in a presidential campaign that must address soaring murder rates, insecurity, large debts, drug trafficking, corruption and the failure of government institutions.
For almost five years, the NGO Seres has focused on inspiring and empowering the country’s youth and teaching them the necessary skills to tackle environmental problems, rather than rely on foreign aid to do it.
The new candidate must convince Ticos that not only he is the best man to run the country in the few months left before 2014 elections, but also that the Social Christian Unity Party is still a viable alternative to the entrenched National Liberation Party.
Judicial Investigation Police said the suspect attacked four women and one girl in different locations across the wealthy southwestern suburb of San José.
