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Honduras suggests ending US army cooperation over Trump mass deportation menace
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Honduras suggests ending US army cooperation over Trump mass deportation menace

Last updated: January 4, 2025 12:30 am
Editorial Board Published January 4, 2025
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By MARLON GONZÁLEZ

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — Honduras President Xiomara Castro ’s feedback earlier this week threatening to cease her nation’s cooperation with the U.S. army if President-elect Donald Trump follows via on promised mass deportations have generated political warmth at residence, even because the U.S. authorities has remained silent.

“Faced with a hostile attitude of mass expulsion of our brothers, we would have to consider a change of our cooperation policies with the United States, especially in the military realm,” Castro mentioned.

She mentioned the U.S. had maintained a presence in Honduran territory for many years with out paying a cent and if Hondurans are expelled en masse that presence would stop to have any cause to exist in Honduras. She added that she hoped the Trump administration could be open to dialogue.

It was simply the most recent response within the area to early pronouncements from Trump.

His menace to impose tariffs on Mexico if it didn’t do extra to cease unlawful migration and drug trafficking was met with a suggestion of retaliatory tariffs from that authorities. Extra just lately Trump criticized costs to transit the Panama Canal and instructed the U.S. may take it again, one thing Panama’s president emphatically rejected.

The primary U.S. army presence in Honduras is at Soto Cano Air Base outdoors the capital. Whereas it’s a Honduran base, the U.S. has maintained a big presence there since 1983 and it has develop into a key U.S. launching level for humanitarian and anti-drug missions in Central America.

It’s residence to Joint Job Pressure Bravo, which the U.S. Protection Division has described as a “temporary but indefinite” presence.

The U.S. Protection Division declined to remark, noting that it “pertains to campaign statements and not policy.” U.S. Embassy in Honduras didn’t instantly reply to requests for remark.

Castro’s political opposition, nevertheless, has been fast to denounce the president’s feedback.

Jorge Cálix, a possible presidential aspirant for the Liberal Get together in Honduras’ Nov. 30 elections, mentioned Castro had put Honduras “in grave danger” for private and ideological causes.

Olban Valladares, a political analyst considering his personal run for workplace for the Innovation and Unity Get together, panned Castro’s menace.

“She knows we don’t have the ability to threaten the United States in any way, that the damages it would cause Honduras would be terrible,” Valladares mentioned. He mentioned the menace may make Honduran migrants much more of a goal for the Trump administration.

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