Honduran President Takes Friendlier Tone With Trump Admin, Agrees to Extend Extradition Treaty With U.S.
"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
Honduran president changes course on vow to end extradition treaty with US
Honduran President Xiomara Castro has reversed course on a decision to end a long-running extradition treaty after reaching an agreement with the United States.
Honduras reaches agreement to extend extradition treaty with the US
Honduras reverses previous position that it would not extend the treaty, seen as a symbol of heavy-handed US presence.
Honduras Reaffirms Extradition Treaty Amid U.S. Pressures
Honduran President Xiomara Castro has reversed her decision to end the extradition treaty with the U.S., following negotiations with former President Donald Trump's administration. The decision forms part of broader talks addressing migration,
Honduras to continue extradition treaty with US
Honduran President Xiomara Castro said Tuesday that her government reached an agreement with the United States to continue a century-old extradition treaty.
Honduras reaches deal with U.S. to continue extradition treaty
The announcement marks a significant turnaround since the Honduran government decided on Aug. 28, 2024 to terminate the treaty, after U.S. ambassador to Honduras Laura Dogu was denounced for interfering in the internal affairs of Honduras.
Honduras and U.S. Strengthen Extradition Treaty
Honduran President Xiomara Castro announced an agreement with the United States to maintain an extradition treaty. The pact, announced via a social media post, emphasizes objective implementation while ensuring the protection of Honduras' armed forces.
Honduras reverses course, agrees to maintain extradition treaty with US amid diplomatic tensions
Honduras has agreed with President Donald Trump’s administration to keep an extradition treaty that has been used to hand suspected drug traffickers over to the United States, President Xiomara Castro
Honduras reaches agreement to extend extradition treaty with the United States
Tegucigalpa, February 19 (RHC)-- Honduran President Xiomara Castro has announced her government has arrived at an agreement with the United States to extend an extradition treaty that she had previously pledged to discontinue.
Honduras reaches agreement with US to continue extradition treaty
Honduran President Xiomara Castro said Tuesday that her government reached an agreement with the United States to continue an extradition treaty. In a message posted on X, Castro said the pact will be carried out "objectively" and safeguarding the integrity of Honduras' armed forces.
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