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The United States has awarded $245,000 from the Ambassador's Fund for Cultural Preservation to the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History to restore the Hieroglyphic Stairway at Copán, one of the Americas' longest stone-carved texts and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The Evangelical Fellowship of Honduras announced a national day of prayer and spiritual renewal on September 4–5 at the National Stadium, citing rising violence and the recent killing of a pastor as reasons for religious leaders and all citizens to unite in addressing the country's security crisis.

San Pedro Sula's ExpoJuniana fair wraps up Friday through Sunday with Los Clásicos and Silver Star on Friday, Las Chicas Roland and Los Rolands on Saturday, and Silvia Rodríguez closing on Sunday; general admission is L50 (about $2), with children under 12 free.

Families of victims, peasant movement leaders, and Christian Democrats gathered for a mass at Tegucigalpa's cathedral to commemorate the 1975 Los Horcones massacre, in which 15 people—ten farmworkers and five Catholic priests—were killed during peasant-struggle unrest.

Gustavo Ramos, a respected Honduran journalist who worked for Radio Globo, Hable Como Habla, and Radio Nacional de Honduras, died on June 2 at 63; colleagues honored his decades of commitment to professional journalism and public service.