"Xiomara Castro's move is likely partly motivated by the need to mitigate domestic unrest and international isolation" said a political analyst to The Latin Times

"We will always support those in need, as this aligns with our foreign policy and the humanistic principles we uphold," said Claudia Sheinbaum

Honduran President Xiomara Castro has lifted a 13-year ban on morning-after-pill.

Honduras' Congress will start selecting the new members of the country’s Supreme Court this week, as President Xiomara Castro’s party seeks to push members who will give them more control of the government.

The murder of two environmental activists in Honduras has caused alarm and international uproar, with their families demanding the government to investigate their murders.

The government of Honduras has agreed to extend the state of emergency declaration to 45 and to expand it further to more municipalities in the country.

As El Salvador's murder rates appear to go down significantly, the Honduras government appears to be following their example in tackling their war on extortion.

Activists in Honduras are accusing President Xiomara Castro, of abandoning the cause of women's rights over a year into her term as they find her not pushing for broader changes in the government as she promised.

Honduran President Xiomara Castro declared a state of emergency on Friday after an increasing amount of gang-related extortion crimes has left citizens scared and restless.