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Regressive Wave for Women in Central America
On March 8, International Women’s Day is commemorated, not to celebrate but to recognize the achievements of women and to…
States of Exception: The New Security Model in Central America?
Governance that limits constitutional guarantees under states of exception is the normalized model in several areas of El Salvador and…
Xiomara Castro: A Year of Expectations, Challenges, and Pending Debts
In just over a month, Xiomara Castro, the first woman to occupy the presidency in Honduras, will complete her first…
Few Ways Forward, No Way Back: Asylum Seekers’ Search for safety at the El Paso-Ciudad Juárez Border
In mid-November 2022, scores of migrant families, children, and adults wrapped themselves in coats and blankets or huddled inside improvised…
An Independent Supreme Court in Honduras: The Key to Justice and the Fight Against Corruption
For the first time in a long time, Honduras is facing the possibility of electing independent magistrates to the Supreme…
Honduras: State of Emergency Puts Human Rights at Risk
The Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) affirms that the state of emergency in Honduras puts human rights at risk….
WOLA meets in Honduras with President Xiomara Castro, civil society, donors, and other actors to discuss the country’s challenges
In the context of the Central American Donors Forum (CADF) in Tegucigalpa from October 26 to 28, the Washington Office…
Press Freedom Under Siege in Central America
Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua are going through one of their worst democratic governance crises in recent years. Their populations…
Engel List: What is the United States Telling Central America?
On Wednesday, July 20, the U.S. State Department released an update of the so-called “Engel List”. The document is a…
Central America: ‘The regression of democracy has been immense’
Ana María Méndez-Dardón, Central America Director at WOLA, says the region’s democracies are facing one of the most fragile moments…
WOLA, Temple Law School Present New Resources for Asylum Attorneys
Joint Project Provides Information about Persecution Based on Gender in Northern Central America and State Complicity in Nicaragua Temple University…