Drugs

Juan Orlando Hernandez is being represented by a curious combination of lawyers, rabbis and a colorful private detective. (Leer en español)

Prosecutors accuse Hernandez of conspiring "along with" his brother, President Juan Orlando Hernandez, to traffic 200 tons of cocaine to the United States. (Leer en español)

"I couldn't believe what I was seeing," said the witness in the New York trial of Honduran businessman Geovanny Fuentes. The 45-year-old accountant described meetings between Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández and an alleged drug trafficker. (Leer en español)

Interstate highways are the arteries of the nation -- and they have become the number one way for Mexican drug cartels to transport massive quantities of fentanyl, the deadliest drug an opioid addict can inject into their veins.
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