TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS--Despite the intense repression that has plagued Honduras since the military-backed coup in June--including random beatings and sexual assaults by cops and soldiers, and the gassing and shooting of peaceful demonstrators–there is still one case that stands out above the rest, unique in [RETURN TO ARTICLE]
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