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Clear filtersDry Corridor Drought Wipes Out 70,000 Maize Farmers
An Oxfam assessment found El Niño-driven drought wiped out maize crops for more than 70,000 farming households across Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador, with 78.6% losing 75–100% of their harvest, 23,000 households losing water access, and over 6,200 migration movements recorded.
El LibertadorRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Sep 2, 2026#drought#food-security#climate-crisisCOAH Warns Megaprojects Threaten Honduras's Caribbean Ecosystems
The Environmental Coalition of Honduras (COAH) warns that a proposed marine terminal in Omoa and a planned smart city in La Mosquitia would destroy coastal forests and coral reefs, claiming the projects would cost the country over $255 million annually in lost ecosystem services, tourism revenue, and climate damages.
El LibertadorRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 18, 2026#megaproyectos#arrecifes-coral#deforestacionGovernment Fires ICF Official Probing Jaremar Oil Spill
Edwin Vega, a forestry official investigating an oil spill from an agroindustrial plant owned by the Jaremar Group in the Blanca Jeannette Kawas National Park, says he was fired before completing his technical report, preventing notification of authorities as required by law.
El LibertadorRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 9, 2026#oil-spill#grupo-jaremar#icf